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As our industry evolved, influential voices inspired change, challenged conventional thinking, and invented revolutionary technologies that would set the course for future generations. Many of these industry pioneers are still active today, sharing new ideas, working on innovations, and inspiring the next generation. In this series, we interview some of these people to discover what inspired them, review what they've accomplished, and explore what they see coming down the road. In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Bob Rubin, professor emeritus at North Carolina State University, whose work and research in the land application of nutrient-rich effluent and sludge continues to influence many rules and regulations that govern our industry. 

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While it's not a long list, there are still some basic things every homeowner with a septic system should know. In this episode, we talk about what you need to know about your system and why it's important. 

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As our industry evolved, influential voices inspired change, challenged conventional thinking, and invented revolutionary technologies that would set the course for future generations. Many of these industry pioneers are still active today, sharing new ideas, working on innovations, and inspiring the next generation. In this series, we interview some of these people to discover what inspired them, review what they've accomplished, and explore what they see coming down the road. Terry Bounds is one of the leading authorities on septic tank design and also happens to be Angela's father. Join us as we have a bit of fun and a walk down memory lane with him. 

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We work in an exciting but often misunderstood industry.
Just like most of an iceberg is hidden below the surface, most people only see the small, public part of our industry that is visible when there is a septic problem. Most commonly, they see the dedicated people that maintain and install systems. But, like an iceberg, there is so much more that the public never gets to see.
In this episode, Angela and I get to talk about what it is like to work in the wastewater infrastructure industry. We will explore the kinds of people we encounter, our very mission-driven work, and the common threads that almost all of us share.

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Lots of things come with do's and don'ts: appliances, computers, cars ... even clothes. Your wastewater system is no different. By following the manufacturer's recommendations and some common-sense guidelines, you can be confident that your wastewater system will operate with little-to-no hassle for many years. In this episode of our Do's and Don'ts series, we talk about what you should and shouldn't do if you have a control panel or alarm as part of your septic system (not every system does). Listen in to our practical advice that takes the mystery out of understanding your control panel. 

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Lots of things come with do's and don'ts: appliances, computers, cars ... even clothes. Your wastewater system is no different. By following the manufacturer's recommendations and some common-sense guidelines, you can be confident that your wastewater system will operate with little-to-no hassle for many years. In this episode of our Do's and Don'ts series, we talk about what homeowners should be aware of on the outside of their home to ensure their on-site system continues to work properly. 

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Lots of things come with do's and don'ts: appliances, computers, cars ... even clothes. Your wastewater system is no different. By following the manufacturer's recommendations and some common-sense guidelines, you can be confident that your wastewater system will operate with little-to-no hassle for many years. In this episode of our Do's and Don'ts series, we talk about the simple things you can do inside your home that will keep your septic system working like it should. 

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Lots of things come with do's and don'ts: appliances, computers, cars ... even clothes. Your wastewater system is no different. By following the manufacturer's recommendations and some common-sense guidelines, you can be confident that your wastewater system will operate with little-to-no hassle for many years. In this first episode of our Do's and Don'ts series, we talk about the basics of what should and shouldn't go down the drain. 

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In part four, we finish out our series with a discussion on drainfields.
Follow along as we talk with Jeff Ball about the different types of drainfields that are used in the industry. We'll discuss some tips for maintaining your drainfield to keep it in good working condition and talk about some reasons why a drainfield could fail.
What better way to end the series than by talking about the final piece of your septic system; the drainfield.

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How much do you know about what happens in your septic tank?
There is a lot that goes on in your septic system between your house and the drainfield.
Jeff Ball, one of the owners of the company, joins us to talk about how a septic tanks works, the processes that take place in a septic tank, and why the tank is so important to treating wastewater.

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