2016

Groundwater can be a nuisance at construction sites. In order for construction to go on effectively, the water has to be taken somewhere, and here is where dewatering comes into play. Dewatering systems or techniques will always vary depending on the situation that's uncovered on the site by an engineering study prior to the start of the construction itself. Unfortunately, dewatering projects may sometimes pose a series of challenges during the construction.

If your home is not connected to a main sewer line, septic tanks have been the traditional way to deal with waste. Now, however, there is a new option—a sewage treatment plant. These small units rely on aerobic treatment methods. Unfortunately, however, they require more maintenance than traditional septic tanks, and they need electricity to run. However, in some cases, they are simply the best option. Here are three signs you need an aerobic treatment unit, aka a sewage treatment plant.

A septic tank that is maintained properly will last indefinitely. Leaks and blockages could easily lead to water sources and soil being contaminated. The following are some of the things to look out for a smooth and safe septic system flow. Laundry and water usage Too much water in the tank can lead to upsetting of the tank's delicate balance. You tank can only handle so much water at a time as it needs time to separate material.