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Ensure Smooth Flow With These Resilient Effluent Filters for the Onsite Septic System Industry
In the onsite septic system industry, effluent filters are designed for high efficiency and ease of installation. These filters are capable of...
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What Downtime? Maximizing Winter Hours for Your Onsite Business
Someone emailed me the other day and said, “I have a job that might be a good one for winter when you...
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ATU Replaces Collapsed Septic System at Michigan Waterfront Property
Problem: Waterfront homeowners in Cheboygen County, Michigan, had their septic tank collapse and needed to install a new system to service both...
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Rules and Regs: Tisbury Health Board Won’t Drop Nitrogen Rules
A Realtors association asked health authorities in Tisbury, Massachusetts, to reconsider new nitrogen-reducing onsite regulations. The health board refused.
In October, the Tisbury...
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Septic Vent Helps Keep Massachusetts Drainfield Healthy and Odor-Free
Problem: A homeowner in Massachusetts was in the process of a septic repair installation when they noticed a plastic PVC candy cane...
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Abandoning Sewage Tanks Properly Saves Lives
Every year there are news accounts of adults, children or pets falling into a collapsed septic tank, cesspool or seepage pit, causing...
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Get Cleaner Septic System Effluent With These Four Advanced Treatment Units
The onsite septic system industry is embracing advanced treatment units to address the increasing demand for efficient wastewater treatment and nitrogen reduction....
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Treatment Units Specified in Environmentally Sensitive Area
Problem: Two neighboring residences located on Three Mile Harbor in East Hampton, New York, had collapsing cesspools that needed to be replaced...
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Sand Filtration System Designed for Ohio Site With High Water Table
Problem: A three-bedroom home was being built on a tight lot in Norwalk, Ohio. The property has a perched seasonal high water...
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Sand filtration system for site with high water table
Problem: A three-bedroom home was being built on a tight lot in Norwalk, Ohio. The...
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Getting to the Root of Pipe or Tank Infiltration
Research has shown trees can provide up to $7 in annual benefits for every $1 invested in caring for them. Benefits include...
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Could Your As-Built Save a Life?
Several decades ago I was called out to a new house experiencing problems with their onsite system. They had effluent coming up...
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Rules and Regs: South Carolina County Ready to Limit Onsite Development
Greenville County, South Carolina, is close to placing restrictions on development using onsite systems. County government officials are motivated by a surge...
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Party Houses or Vacation Properties May Need Excess Capacity
Some readers have asked whether they should be concerned about their systems ability to handle peak water-use events. Examples of large water-use...
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Treat Customers Right and Enjoy Success For Generations
Name and title or job description: Dan Micsky, supervisor
Business name and location: Micsky Excavating and Septic Systems, Greenville, PennsylvaniaServices we offer: Septic...
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DIRT Report Highlights Increased Excavation-Related Damage to Buried Utilities
Common Ground Alliance — the national nonprofit trade association dedicated to protecting underground utility lines, people who dig near them and their communities —...




















