Septic System Articles

One new project combines an incinerating toilet and small onsite system for treating kitchen wastewater for residential use

A cold, wet March is a good time to sit back and ponder a variety of issues impacting the septic service industry

Growing up in a pumping family, a young Brian Miller struck out on his own and eventually exceeded all of his business expectations

Watch your step and look out for fire ants, scorpions, wasps and snakes as you inspect septic systems

Folks in your area need to know more about septic system maintenance and you’re the best person to spread the word.

Charlie Kristman has owned his installing and pumping company for more than 40 years. He succeeds with a strong work ethic and a love of his profession.

Precautions taken in the fall can help prevent a frozen system — and avoid any surprises in the spring

As summer winds down, it’s a good time to prepare yourself for inevitable questions about frozen pipes.

Before you belly up to the bar, work with your tavern and restaurant customers to develop best practices for wastewater treatment.

Casa Grande Septic Services, Eloy, Arizona

On average, septic systems in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, are 29 years old. Booming population growth and zero onsite inspection requirements are concerning to local residents.

The industry needs to find a way to attract a younger generation of workers willing to perform a tough but necessary job.