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Tucker Wright, left, Daymon and Ray Holden guide the top of a 1,000-gallon pump chamber into place.
Several years ago, Jay Daymon noticed a troubling trend in Connecticut’s onsite treatment world: Concrete septic tanks corroding and failing, some after just five to 10 years in the ground.
He could have just shrugged and kept on replacing tanks that crumbled prematurely. He...
