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Septic Solutions® is the premier online source of septic system supplies and wastewater products. Boasting over 1500 products related to wastewater treatment and septic systems, we offer the most extensive online inventory to meet all your septic and wastewater needs.

Septic Genie was formed about three years ago by Michael Grubb, "me," with a team of other septic professionals. I am a NAWT Certified Septic System Inspector (NAWT Certification No. 108970 IC). NAWT (National Association of Wastewater Transporters, Inc.) is the leading national organization in certifying septic system inspectors. You can visit their site at: http://www.nawt.org/ Part of NAWT's mission is to "Be the information center for the industry and serve as a communication and education conduit for the gamut of people from public officials to the homeowner". One aspect of that mission is that NAWT certifies individuals as septic system inspectors and insists each inspector follows a code of ethics in order to keep their certification. Our Septic Genie team has over 50 years of septic system experience covering all aspects of on-site wastewater treatment; this includes septic system design; installation; maintenance; repairs and troubleshooting septic problems. We work with a variety of septic products that include conventional septic systems, aerobic septic systems; advanced treatment units; aerobic bacteria generators; sand filters; mounds and more. One of the members of our team is Jerry Fife. Jerry is a life long licensed contractor with an exceptional knowledge of septic systems; He has shown his abilities throughout the USA and in third world countries where there is no industry support. In 1993 Jerry decided there had to be a change in the septic industry in the USA. In 1995 Jerry invented the physical device what is generically referred to today as an "Aerobic Bacteria Generator or ABG", a term Jerry coined in 2000. He did this to keep regulators from dismissing the device out of hand. Using air for treatment was commonly termed an ATU. Using that term in discussion caused regulators to immediately become negative and cease cooperating.