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Researchers study the treatment impact during peak and slow seasons along environmentally sensitive North Carolina barrier islands.

You can solve the age-old problem of lag time between services rendered and dollars in your bank account.

Want to make a great first impression with potential customers? Listen, deflect praise on others and treat every stranger with respect!

The C & W Hanover Septic crew remembers Scott Knight’s legacy of hard work and customer service as they pump, repair and install onsite systems in Virginia.

Wastewater goes in one end of the new Oystra mobile treatment unit and water free of pathogens, viruses and bacteria comes out the other.

At Wisconsin’s Countryside Septic Service, owner-operator Tom Jakubowicz is solely responsible for quality pumping and top-notch customer service.

To ensure a tank will not float when in saturated soil, a buoyancy analysis should be conducted. Here’s how to calculate if tank stability is a concern.

Also in this month's regulations update, the U.S. Supreme Court hears Maui County, Hawaii's case

Eventually you might reach a point where you decide to get out of your business, whether it is retirement beckoning or a desire to take on a new venture. Here are a few things to think about before taking that step.

Follow these five tactics to reduce medical costs and improve health care service for your team

Also in this week's septic-related news, read about a smart toilet that sings to its users

There are benefits to maintaining a small operation, but be leery of having a business that has a single point of failure

Concrete crushing and recycling might be the next diversification move for the wastewater and excavation pros at Snyder & Mylin

Here are some tips to make your website's 'Hiring' page engaging, informative and fun

Allowing your crew to work for their favorite charity on your dime could keep younger workers happy and impress prospective customers