Many people still install septic systems the “old fashioned way.” This typically involves several truckloads of crushed rock, PVC pipe, multiple laborers, a backhoe, etc. If you are still doing it this way, you need to know there is a tried-and-true product on the market that will cut costs and time significantly. It’s called the Septic Leach Field Chamber by Infiltrator Systems. Click here to find out why we believe this product is far superior than traditional septic systems.

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Seven years ago, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering Graduate students at CalPoly started a project to help local families in need. If you have ever watched ABC’s Extreme Makeover Home Edition, this will sound familiar. The Poly House blog described this year’s project as “28 students, 6 weeks of planning, 6 days of construction, $160,000 fund raising goal, a deserving family in the community all combined to produce a renovated home and a project management “learn-by-doing” experience.” The recipients of the renovation this year was the Todd family, whose son...

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Loomis Tank Centers is proud to announce a new tool on our web site that allows individuals to more easily find septic service professionals in their area. We have been getting several calls daily from for pumping services and have been unable to offer a solution until now. The new extension of our site is comprised of an interactive map containing over 280,000 listings for ONLY septic service professionals. Users can locate service providers visually, rather than having to wade through the myriad of search engines and book listings. Take it for a test run: http://loomistank.com/septic-search.shtml Please...

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