The combination of a sensitive site and a client sensitive to the environmental effects of his wastewater system gave David Zeiter and his company a chance to stretch with a new technology. There was one other factor: The household system had failed.“Unfortunately the house was only three years old when the septic system failed,” says Zeiter, who is president of Zeiter’s Septics Unlimited in Morris, Ill. “I think, with the soils there, the system was not sized properly from the outset.”As soon as he saw the site and the old, flooded quarry 200 feet from the house, he knew what
