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Testimonial: Darcie Lanthier

Having SepticSitter sensors installed in our drainfield has made us more aware of our water use in general. In addition to noticing our sewage outflows and the influence of heavy rainfall events, this increased awareness led to our finding a water leak in the house beneath the cabinets before our floors were ruined. Thank you. […]

Ben Humphrey

Trench fluctuations April 6/17 to May 24/17 showing significant discrepancies in levels

Onsite Insights, Products, SepticSitter, Sewage Systems

Drainage Stone That Doesn’t Drain?

Drainage stone is supposed to drain. After all, typical 3/4″ to 1.5″ gravel used in septic trenches has a lot of void space. In my early days working at an engineering firm with a materials testing lab, I tested some typical, but fairly dirty, septic gravel and it had approximately 40% open space. So water […]

Kelly Galloway, P.Eng.

SepticSitter, Sewage Systems, Uncategorized

The “Internet of Things” goes underground with Septic Sitter!

Internet of Things (IoT) related products and services are predicted to become the next big mass market reality since the development of the world wide web. With Septic Sitter™, the IoT and Home Automation go underground…in your backyard. But just what is the value to the environment and consumers in having a smart, internet connected […]

Kelly Galloway, P.Eng.

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Testimonial: Darcie Lanthier

Drainage Stone That Doesn’t Drain?

The “Internet of Things” goes underground with Septic Sitter!

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