British Columbia onsite rules should consider unique site conditions to come up with practical and sometimes lower-cost treatment solutions, says Joe Karthein.

Mississippi’s Chris Hodge cautions pumpers and installers to value their time and hard work when confronted with a bargain-happy customer.

With no settling or floating solids present, it’s time to put on your detective hat, evaluate the reasons and take action.

Train your crews to think like a magician and amaze and satisfy your septic service customers every time.

Thomas Groves replaces Eric Casey, who served decentralized wastewater professionals for a decade.

Nebraska needs to approve more alternative septic solutions to serve customers better.

Cash is king. But there are more ways to sweeten the pot to land your next star technician or driver.

Pumps and pretreatment components are only part of the reason pumpers must carefully inspect pressure systems.

How slow is too slow when effluent starts to enter the clogging zone?