Online ExclusivesThe Politics of Onsite System Inspections: Part 4

The Politics of Onsite System Inspections: Part 4

  • By Frank Aguirre
  • October 28, 2013

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The Politics of Onsite System Inspections: Part 4
Septic system inspectors and installers approach a job from different angles: the inspector from government and the installer from free enterprise. (Photo by James S. Wood)

In this series we’ve examined the relationship between septic system inspectors and installers, noting that the two professions approach a job from different angles: the inspector from government and the installer from free enterprise. Part three of this series examined the...

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