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Ensuring a safe and comfortable experience in portable restrooms requires reliable lighting, and modern solar-powered illumination systems are transforming nighttime and special...

Sometimes, one soil treatment area just isn’t going to cut it. There are many situations when designers may choose to design multiple zones...

SJE welcomes Laura Kerlagon as national sales manager, North AmericaDetroit Lakes, Minnesota-based SJE announced that Laura Kerlagon has joined the company to...

“Resilient” design is the benchmark for any architectural or building project. But what factors make a design resilient? Resilience cannot only mean...

Problem: A bison farm in Hinsdale, New York, was building a storefront to sell its products. The owner needed a septic system...

Proper training costs money — lots of money. Recently my company purchased a piece of equipment for $14,000. Three employees had proper training...

In many trades, the onsite industry included, when someone with years of experience buys a business of their own, you often hear...

In Wisconsin, the water entering an onsite system shall not exceed monthly averages of:BOD (biochemical oxygen demand) – 220 mg/LFOG (fats, oil...

COLE Publishing has announced that registration will open May 1 for the Wastewater Equipment (WEQ) Fair, which is slated to take place...

After months of public pushback, the Southern Nevada Health District withdrew its unpopular proposal to update septic regulations and fees, multiple news...

Paul Becker and Danielle Lee Shannon took an unusual path into the restroom rental business.Most operators start with standard plastic units and...

Every excavation project starts the same way: a crew, a plan and a patch of ground that looks like any other. What’s...

Problem: What happens when there’s no room for a drainfield? You leave it out altogether. With a residential home in Chapel Hill, North...