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Why You Should Keep Your Septic Tanks Shallow
Your customer might argue against a sump pump, but avoiding deep tank installations is better for future maintenance and safer for your crew
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Why Aerobic Treatment Units Are the Pinnacle of Septic System Technology
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Rules and Regs: Michigan Bans ‘Flushable’ Label on Wipe Packages
Also in this month’s update, Texas A&M is working with a wastewater program in Alabama to install septic systems
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Use Many Investigative Tools When Working on Tricky Soil Profiles
The Munsell guide and field procedures can help system designers make the right call when locating soil treatment areas on properties with seasonal saturation issues
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Guiding Your Customers Through Septic Technology Advancements: What to Know and Share
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The Future of Septic Systems: Embracing Smart Technology and Eco-Friendly Solutions
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Discover the Latest in Septic Technology: NextGen Septic Systems
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Septic System and Fire Damage: Essential Steps for Pumpers and Installers
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Rules & Regs: Vermont Lakes Group Wants Regulations Allowing Innovative Onsite Treatment
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How Effective Are Do-It-Yourself Homeowner Septic Inspections?
A health department official explains the history and reporting requirements for self-inspections allowed in a number of Washington State counties
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Exploring Research on New Options for Septage Treatment
Biochar, anaerobic digestion and composting may help take pressure off municipal treatment plans and further reduce land application
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Careful Siting of the Soil Treatment Area Protects the Environment
Our reader asked: “Where does the sewage go?” This question reminds us of the important role installers and designers play in protection of groundwater.
