According to the U.S. Census Bureau s 1990 census, there are 15.9 million individual household wells in the United States. Since 1970 there has been an average of 239,000 wells installed annually. Nearly 15 percent of American homes are served by private wells. This same census says that there are 24.7 million household septic systems in use. The average number of private septic systems installed annually since 1970 is 400,000. Close to 25 percent of all American homes depend on private septic systems for their sewage disposal. These are big numbers, and they are only based on individual households. There are some 282,828 public supply wells in the United States. The private water and sewer system market is clearly a large one.

How much do you know about the installation of wells and septic systems? Could you expand your business income if you were more knowledgeable about this growing field? Wouldn t you like to cash in on the profits of jobs that you are presently uncomfortable working with? This book is your guide into the professional world of working with wells and septic systems.

The author, R. Dodge Woodson, is a master plumber and a builder. He has built as many as 60 homes a year during his long career of more than 25 years. His experience in building homes that depend on private water and sewage systems is vast. As a plumber, he has installed countless systems himself. This is your chance to learn from an expert.

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