Pump Articles

A flexible layout and hand digging allows Shear Builders to install a large drip field in a stand of virgin timber.

South Dakota cleaning contractor learns important lessons about hard work and diversification while building a business and a life.

Contractor provides a cured-in-place solution for Illinois high school’s sewer odor problems.

Virginia installer Chaffin Excavating works with ACS Design to add a PumpMaxx package pump station for a lakeside decentralized onsite system.

Cart-mounted water jetter opens up a new market for Illinois drain cleaner while improving productivity and profits.

A school for environmental education practices what it preaches with a treatment system that feeds tropical plants before discharging to the soil.

Never satisfied, Dart Kendall modifies equipment and installation techniques to save time, cut costs, and deliver reliable, long-lasting systems.

A long-lasting system depends on good maintenance, and that means service people must be able to reach all components conveniently.

From septic tanks, to treatment units, to electrical connections, Andrew Damiani is always looking for ways to do things better in his onsite-only business.

A research report says onsite cluster systems use much more energy per gallon treated than a large-scale wastewater plant. Is it true? And does it matter?

Here are the basics of selecting a pump, and for determining float settings in demand-dose situations.

A decentralized system with recirculating trickling filter and drip dispersal provides reliable treatment for a rural community in eastern Tennessee.

A low-pressure drip design enables owners to build on a site with impermeable soils in northwest Colorado.

A secondary treatment unit with recirculating compartments enables a remote mining camp in British Columbia to use flush toilets rather than latrines