California Articles

Sonoma County hired an ombudsperson to work with homeowners, onsite installers and government officials to improve Russian River water quality.

California contractor Bradley Tanks Inc. embraces air-excavation technology to broaden the customer base and smartly recycle spoil.

Also in this month’s regulations update, health departments in seven Ohio counties will receive $250,000 to help homeowners replace failing septic systems

Scott Noble of Frank's Septic Services in Vacaville, California, says an investment into drainfield restoration equipment paid off for him in the Great Recession in 2008

Frank’s Septic Services changes its offerings to pluck more customers from a bountiful central California agriculture region.

Also in this month's regulations update, 75 properties have applied for reduced-cost onsite systems in Lowndes County, Alabama, which has long been plagued by onsite wastewater issues

Also in this week's septic-related news, a child care center in Delaware is put on probation by a state agency for allowing a toddler to fall into an open septic tank during playtime

It's not all pumping septics. Maximize your success by building professional relationships inside and outside the septic services industry.

In this week's septic-related news, a Florida couple's plumbing system is destroyed after a lightning strike ignites a methane buildup in the septic tank

Florida wastewater professionals remain optimistic about potential water-quality laws.

Also in this month's regulations update, a Minnesota Amish community sues on religious grounds to avoid installing septic systems for graywater disposal

Florida’s governor, Legislature push for onsite system oversight, periodic inspections.

Also in this month's regulations update, a Wisconsin septic pumper is fined for illegal disposal