Entries Tagged Regulations

A new Legislature has taken office in Florida, and one of the early bills introduced in Tallahassee would establish inspection standards for...

If you have a growing business, chances are you’re adding employees. Hiring other people to work for you can be a sign of...

Last year, two bills were introduced into the Michigan Legislature with the intent of establishing a statewide code for onsite wastewater systems....

Editor's Note: This article was updated Dec. 27 to reflect changes in the story about Michigan's septic code, as a proposed bill...

California wine country has rolling hills, clear air and plenty of sunshine. If you’re in the septic and onsite inspection service business,...

After several years of investigations into the cause of high bacteria levels at a Long Island (New York) beach, the Nassau County...

Name and title or job description: Brian Wakefield, owner Business name and location: B & J Wakefield Services, Waxahachie, Texas Age: 46 Years...

New York City is about to revise its watershed rules, and that includes how onsite systems are handled. Changes also include how...

Pumping companies looking to diversify services, as well as generate an additional revenue stream by collecting and recycling grease trap waste, may...

Year after year, organizations fund grant programs to improve water quality by helping people repair or replace failing onsite systems, and a...

Name and title or job description: John Bowen, president Business name and location: Ken-Way Services of Rice Lake Inc., Rice Lake, Wisconsin Age:...

It’s rare for a small family business to prosper into a fourth generation. That’s a source of pride to Jody and Penny...

In the spring, two bills were introduced into the Michigan Legislature with the intent of establishing a statewide code for onsite wastewater...

After a few months of speculation, the proposal to give Michigan a statewide sanitary code is now in the Legislature. House bills...