Every onsite system depends on soil to properly treat and dispose of the wastewater. Understanding how a soil impacts the performance and longevity of an onsite wastewater system is critical to all involved in onsite wastewater design, installation, and maintenance.

Infiltrator’s recycled plastic septic chambers are engineered for strength and performance, easy to install, and have greater design flexibility (including a smaller footprint) as compared with stone and pipe. The advantages of Infiltrator chambers add up to cost savings on labor, materials, and time savings on the job.

Please join us for a discussion dispelling common myths.

This presentation will be interactive, with the presenter welcoming comments and questions via the “Chat” feature as the information is shared, with an intent to widen the awareness of the attendees to the many acronyms and abbreviations which they are likely to encounter as one navigates the process from PE OWTS.

Lets take a look at Drip systems. What is a drip system? How is a drip system designed and installed? Let’s find out. Jonathan Godfrey and Rachael Atienzar will take us through the fundaments of what a drip system is and what you need to ask to design or install a drip system.