You and your spouse just bought some land. Both of you are so excited about building and looking at floor plans. You are considering different flooring and bathroom tiles, while your husband is dreaming...
Learn MoreIn the last few weeks, I have covered many different ways to care for or maintain your system. Many items have been ways to be mindful on a day-to-day basis (water usage, care when flushing, and lateral...
Learn MoreToday I will elaborate on the septic system drainfield and the best way to care for it. In the diagram above, you can see all the components of a septic system. There is a tank and a...
Learn MoreThis week we will talk about TOILET PAPER!! Yay! What fun?! What fun?! Who doesn’t LOVE talking about the substance we use to wipe the most disgusting items from our body?! Hip hip hooray!! I know I...
Learn MoreSo, if you read my previous ever-so-eloquently-written-wastewater-post from June 20th…You’ll notice the first thing I mentioned when avoiding septic system “messes” was WATER USAGE. Today, I’m going to...
Learn MoreThis spring, I have visited with so many people about their septic systems. Obviously, it’s been a wet spring, so this has led to many conversations about water usage, the impact of our dear Mother...
Learn MoreLast week I posted some memes that I considered a good jab at Mother Nature. Hopefully you enjoyed them too. However, the last couple of months I have spent a LOT OF TIME talking to customers who...
Learn MoreI’m so sick of this dang weather, I just want to scream. If you work indoors, the rainy weather may irritate you, mess up your hair, or cancel some outdoor plans you might have. I remember those...
Learn MoreIf you’re building in the country, something you might not know is you have install a wastewater system – or a place for all your wastewater to go. In town, there is plumbing and city sewers to take care of...
Learn MoreNebraska is one of those fortunate states that gets to experience all four seasons every year. Our springs are typically cool and wet, summers hot and dry, crisp falls, and cold, snowy winters. ...
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