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Quest to be The Best
When Jeff Goldade was about 11 years old, he would reluctantly help out his father, Lyle, who owned Sewer Duck Inc., a...
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On the Waterfront
Optima Properties wanted to build a private waterfront community at Smith Mountain Lake in Union Hall, Va., and commissioned Dan Early, P.E.,...
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Directing Do-Overs
Paul McGrew got into the onsite installation business as a financial backer, not a hands-on worker. He had no plans to dig...
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Design Flow Sizing for Commercial Systems
One of the most challenging and rewarding tasks facing wastewater professionals is the design of commercial onsite wastewater treatment and dispersal systems....
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Troubleshooting: Homeowner Education and Water Usage
Providing septic system owners with the necessary information on proper system care and water usage constraints is one of the most important...
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No-Suit Solutions
Legal disputes can cost you money, create ill will, try your patience, and gobble up tons of your time. Fortunately, you can...
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Are your customers watching from the window?
I ran into an interesting blog post this morning written by a 40-year-old Alabama mom named Tracy, who talks about the trials...
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Country Clean
Avery Zahn, co-owner of Infra-Track in Worthing, S.D., describes himself as a 30-year-old country boy who never imagined he would be building...
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Strip Mall Savior
Sand leeching into a corroded 4-inch cast iron lateral caused sewage backups into a restaurant (which had to close), a check cashing...
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Troubleshooting: Reporting and Finishing the Job
For the past few months we have gone through a series of troubleshooting issues from the service provider’s perspective. A question I...
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Easy Fixes for Common Drainfield Problems
As regulation, technology and installation techniques continue to develop, everyone in the decentralized wastewater treatment industry is interested in better understanding the...
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3 Important Components to Consider When Installing Drainfields
Designing a drainfield can be complex; depending on the system, there are at least three key components you need to consider —...
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Riding the Waves
Owners of a 147- by 126-foot-wide lot on Raccoon Island in Lake Hopatcong, N.J., wanted to renovate their two-bedroom seasonal home and...
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Georgia on Our Minds
Although the onsite industry in Georgia has lost half its certified installers over the past five years, the Georgia Onsite Wastewater Association...
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Raising the Grade
Onsite system installers will be in the thick of some of the most important challenges to ensuring the continued health and prosperity...
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Dangerous Business
Gary Toothe has seen enough injuries and deaths in his years to realize that hydroexcavation involves much more than a water hose...










