Are you providing the kind and quality of service that makes having “whole home” systems convenient and desirable?  Are you educating people with onsite waste water systems about the fact that waste systems failures are seldom, if ever due to effluent from water treatment systems?  

EWQA is focusing on creating opportunities for you to advance your education in technical and business skills.

We are encouraging you to meet with your colleagues to plan strategies for improving relationships with customers, regulators and industry colleagues.   

EWQA is gathering information on the effects of water treatment on waste systems. Our goal is to help you when local regulators want to ban effluent in wastewater systems. We are developing tools, such as position papers, for you to use when dealing with local issues regarding water treatment.

 Because EWQA is a regional organization, we are in a unique position to help our members meet the challenges they face in conducting their day to day business.

 There are several very important ways you, as a member of the association, can help. Become active.  Tell us what you need – to better run your business, to head off unnecessary or oppressive regulation or legislation, to improve your image with customers.  We are here to meet your needs – not the needs we “imagine” you have.

 Volunteer to be the “point” person for members in your immediate area so that EWQA can give you the tools you need to work together when a need occurs.  We can help you create a support network in your immediate area.

 Last but not least, get to know non-members in your area who could use the opportunities EWQA can offer. Encourage them to join or send in their contact information so that we can contact them. By encouraging other companies to join, you will help build the strength in numbers needed for addressing local issues and concerns and you will add “clout” to EWQA’s positions on issues.  

Yours in the business of water,

Greg Gruett .