Septic Tank Articles

Check out this 2002 Ford F550 from Barnes Plumbing and Septic in Georgia

WWETT Show presenter says customer education and reminder cards can help plumbers increase sales

When abandoning a septic system, it’s not enough to deal with the tank and distribution components

It may take some investigation, but deterioration can usually be tracked down to a few specific problems.

The design and construction of septic tanks has improved to meet the demand for durability and watertightness.

Plumbing professionals must understand the roles and function of four kinds of sewage tanks: holding, septic, trash and processing.

Be prepared with thoughtful answers when homeowners ask whether they can replace or repair their own onsite systems.

White crumbling concrete. Rusty streaks. Septic professionals have been seeing the same problem for years – deteriorating septic tanks. Learn what causes this damaging issue, and find out how to address the problem.

Whether for new systems, replacements or repairs, Steve Buttermore performs a thorough evaluation to make sure the customer gets the right solution.

You have a host of choices when it comes to drainfield design, from traditional aggregate to media alternatives. We broke down all these options to help simplify your design process.

Working on a tropical island might seem ideal. Think again. Learn how Dan Taylor overcomes the challenges of onsite work on a hard-to-reach isle.

It's been 15 years since the U.S. EPA did a comprehensive study on the impact of additives in septic tanks. A more recent study helps, but perhaps it's time for some fresh facts.