Small lot? Close to the ocean? Poor volcanic soil? Hawaii's DOH may require an Aerobic Treatment Unit (ATU) for your property. Learn exactly when ATUs are required, how they work, and what ongoing maintenance they need.
Restaurant and commercial kitchen wastewater contains Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) that can destroy a standard septic system. Learn what high-strength wastewater is, why grease interceptors are required, and what advanced treatment options Hawaii businesses need to stay compliant.
Hawaii's volcanic rock, dense red clay, and sandy coastal soils all behave differently when it comes to wastewater filtration. Learn why a professional soil evaluation is legally required before any septic system can be designed in Hawaii.
Slow drains, pooling water, and unusually lush grass are all warning signs that your septic drainfield is failing. Learn the top 5 symptoms of a failing leach field in Hawaii and the steps you need to take immediately.