In the State of California, managing the wastewater of a property in rural and suburban areas often relies on a septic tank system. This is due to large populations and the vast areas that remain unserved by a centralized sewer system. Septic tank systems in California are subject to set regulations that are in place… [Read More]
Arkansas Septic System Requirements
Arkansas is set between the Ozark Mountains and the Mississippi Delta. This provides a diverse landscape and vibrant communities, but not all areas have a public sewer system. For residents in these areas, efficient and responsible wastewater management becomes vital to a healthy property. In these situations, septic tanks serve as a personal sewer system… [Read More]
Arizona Septic Tank Requirements
The state of Arizona is known for its diverse landscape characterized by sprawling deserts and vibrant communities. However, this landscape can present unique challenges for managing the wastewater of Arizona’s residents. In areas outside main city centers and particularly in rural communities, there may not be access to a public sewer system and septic tanks… [Read More]
Alaska Septic Tank Requirements
The state of Alaska is undeniably nestled among breathtaking landscapes and pristine wilderness and offers a unique lifestyle truly its own. However, due to the state’s unique characteristics, many areas in Alaska do not have a connected sewer infrastructure, which is especially true for rural and remote properties. This makes personal septic tanks the primary… [Read More]
Alabama Septic Tank Requirements
In the state of Alabama, many areas do not have a public sewer system. For homes and residents in these areas, they must rely on septic tanks and systems to manage the wastewater from their property. To make sure the septic system works right and doesn’t harm the environment, there are specific regulations for septic… [Read More]
Rainwater Harvesting FAQs
1. What is rainwater harvesting? The practice of rainwater harvesting involves the collecting, storing, and often cleaning of rainwater to use it as an alternative water source as needed. Rainwater is commonly collected from roofs, stored in rain barrels or storage tanks, and can be used for any water-requiring activity as long as it has… [Read More]
IBC Totes Versus Water Tanks
When it comes to the storage and transportation of water, two product options top the list. These are intermediate bulk containers (IBCs) and water tanks. Both IBC totes and water tanks are popular choices that are used across various industries, by manufacturers, business professionals, farms, residential property owners, and more. Both have their unique benefits… [Read More]