Arizona Articles

In Arizona’s high desert, JT’s Septic subtracted services and added revenue to keep pace with an economic revival.

In this month’s regulations update, off-grid residents in a Colorado county are fighting land-use rules, and a federal judge refuses to revisit the ruling on EPA jurisdiction over compliant onsite systems.

In this month’s regulations update, a collaborative agreement by surrounding states attempts to reduce phosphorus in Lake Erie, and COWA lends its support to establishing standards for recycling graywater.

A Kubota mini-excavator makes easy work of backbreaking jobs for Arizona’s Valley Plumbing and Septic Service.

Listen in as Sonny de la Rosa of Valley Plumbing and Septic Services (Rio Rico, Arizona) describes the importance of help he receives from his family, and how honest business practices benefit the community and the environment.

Working the rugged border regions of Arizona, Valley Plumbing and Septic Service stresses hometown service, family company values and environmental stewardship

From a 26,000-square-mile placement zone to a 500-unit requirement, these special events are sure to make your jaw drop.

Media still wondering how a little girl fell into a septic tank

The mechanically inclined crew at Arizona's Casa Grande Pumping Service turns wrenches and builds revenue no matter the economic outlook.

When Rick Hall started riding along in his father's septic service truck at age 6, Dwight Eisenhower was president of the United States, Hawaii and Alaska were new to the nation, and gasoline was 25 cents a gallon

With his construction and real estate businesses flat-lining, an Arizona contractor built an interest in septic systems into a thriving family company.

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