Our company’s founder is proud to be a certified environmental health professional.
Here in Dade City, Florida, anyone who works in Onsite Sewage Treatment and Disposal Systems (OSTDS) is required to be a certified environmental health professional. Earning this important credential shows property owners that the septic professional knows how to safely maintain, repair, install, and replace different components within septic systems without posing environmental risks or exposing people to potential health hazards. As a locally owned and operated business, our team at Southern Water and Soil takes this role incredibly seriously, and we are proud to have a certified environmental health professional at the head of our company.
To us, being a certified environmental health professional is about so much more than just meeting local regulations. Ever since we launched our septic business, we have been deeply committed to providing the best possible solutions for every customer we work with, and this all begins with caring for the environment. Each member of our team is familiar with the best practices for designing, building, and maintaining functional septic systems that prevent environmental damage and keep our communities safe and sound.
It’s also important to note that becoming a certified environmental health professional isn’t as simple as submitting a form. These certifications expire every 2 years, and to maintain their certifications, professionals must complete at least 24 hours of ongoing training or education in their chosen field. For instance, each certified environmental health professional on our team works hard to stay updated on the latest developments in the septic industry to ensure that we can offer top-notch solutions for our clients.
If you’d like to learn more about our credentials and experience, feel free to connect with us today.
At Southern Water and Soil, our certified environmental health professionals serve Brooksville, Dade City, Fort Myers, Land O’ Lakes, Lutz, Miami, Odessa, Orlando, Plant City, Wesley Chapel, Spring Hill, and Tampa, Florida.