Septage Disposal Articles

Planning ahead and having multiple options for septage treatment and disposal keeps busy Metro-Rooter efficient and productive.

In this month’s regulations update, a Michigan sunset provision on septage disposal is removed, and Wisconsin septic service professionals end up in court.

In this month’s regulations news, a Midwest state becomes the first to ban triclosan-infused soaps, and Michigan simplifies provisions in a septage storage bill.

Thought-provoking WWETT roundtable discussions keep an Oregon pumper ahead of the competition.

If you’re considering processing collected wastewater, these cost-effective septage dewatering products and processes can help get you started.

Clean, convenient, and providing spiffs like holiday bonus gallons and cold drinks in the summer, a Michigan septage receiving station has become a model for the industry.

Clean, convenient and providing spiffs like holiday bonus gallons and cold drinks in the summer, a Michigan septage receiving station has become a model for the industry.

Stories in this month’s issue include a great example of public sector/private business cooperation and uncovering an unfortunate septic tank maintenance solution.

Local septic pumpers offer helpful suggestions to an Ohio wastewater treatment facility for implementation of a septage acceptance unit

A poster new to the liquid waste industry wonders how treatment plants differ in handling the offloading of septic waste

By removing liquids from a variety of collected wastes, busy pumping professionals can save on labor, disposal and transportation costs