Is Septic to Sewer Feasible?

Sewer Systems

Low-pressure, gravity-independent, contour-following sewage collection systems were pioneered by Environment One. E/One Sewer® systems have proven to be an economical and effective method of sewering otherwise difficult land areas, such as flat, wet, rocky, and hilly terrain.

At the heart of an E/One Sewer® is the grinder pump, developed by Environment One. These units accept household sanitary waste, grind it into a fine slurry, and pressurize it to permit transport through small-diameter pipes. E/One Sewer Systems serve over 2 million end-users daily.

Transforming a Minnesota Community's Sewer

System with One Smart Decision

Discover the fascinating story of how the Lake Washington Sanitary District in Minnesota turned things around with a simple decision during their switch from septic to sewer. This decision has now paid off big time, making their sewer system more efficient and reliable. Explore the complete article and case study by Joseph Harmes in the latest issue of

Wastewater Digest Magazine on page 28. Or just the article here.

Wastewater Digest Magazine

Magazine Article/ Case Study

From Septic to Sewer:

Pressure Sewers as the Catalyst for Improving

Water Security for Communities

This webcast will highlight the benefits and best practices of grinder pump pressure sewers in these septic-to-sewer projects. These best practices are the results of lessons learned through the last several decades of working across the United States and five continents. Examples of these best practices in action will be shared through various real-world projects and case studies.

Webcast Highlights

Understand the history of pressure sewers as well as the most common applications and benefits.
Recognize the benefits, differentiators, common missteps, and keys to successful septic-to-sewer projects.
Gain an appreciation for how stakeholders can leverage pressure sewers to improve environmental quality of life.
Learn how pressure sewers can be a catalyst to facilitate more septic-to-sewer projects.

This Webcast is Eligible for PDH

V1 Media, the publisher of Informed Infrastructure Magazine, is an approved AIA continuing education provider. AIA-approved courses are a valid form of Learning Units (LU) and Professional Development Hours (PDH) for the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industries via self-learning courses in all states.