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We are on hand to answer any queries you may have about your septic tank, and to help you understand how and when it requires servicing. Here are some of our most frequently asked questions, to help you understand the process a little better!
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If you are in need of a septic system there are basically four types. Soil types and absorption rates of how the waste water will drain (perk) is the main determining factor when choosing the correct septic system. There are disadvantages and advantages for each system type, and the evaluation by use of a perk test will determine the options you will have as a homeowner in choosing a septic tank. The septic tank contractor will be able to help you choose the right system for your home or business septic waste system. Some will require more attention and frequent maintenance over others and will have a substantial cost difference for equipment and installation. The 2 main septic types will be a standard septic system and an alternative septic system.
The conventional standard systems are of two type; those that incorporate chambers and those that will use a gravel base in the drain field. The conventional gravel system usually is constructed with trenching at about 3 feet deep or more, and a leach rock that is laid out in the trenches to help with proper sewage / waste water drainage, hence the word leach rock. The newer more suitable systems is a standard chamber type; the septic systems that use chambers instead of leach rock are popular system for septic installers and septic tank contractors.
The trenches are designed and engineered base on soil conditions and perk rate, to determine the length and quantity of trenches for the chambers to be installed. Also the depth of the trenches are determined with the same test along with how big and how many bedrooms, bathrooms and drains that are in your home. Standard septic tank installations will also require the proper size of the septic tank for your project. The average tank size is going to be around 1250 to 1500 gallons but can increase up to 3000 gallons for larger homes or offices. The waste treatment begins in the tank itself with bacteria that eats away at waste with the solids settling to the bottom of the tank, but most of the treatment will occur in the waste water that is discharged from the tank into the leach field or leach chambers that are installed in the trenches underground. The waste water is filtered through the leach fields and filtered by the leach rock and / or the ground soil. Over time organisms and bacteria’s will consume any organic matter in the waste water itself. The organisms form a layer called a biomat that creates a layer over time, and with substantial oxygen will allow parasites, worms that will feed on the micro bacteria and over time create a thick biomat barrier that does not allow waste water to penetrate to the soil below.
When do you need an alternative septic system? An alternative system is required when your soil is rocky, hard or has a high water table and creates a problem for waste water from properly leaching and filtering the bacteria through the soil. A perk test will determine what type of septic system you will need and how big and extensive your alternative system will have to be.
The way an alternative septic system works; the size of the septic tanks are determined and the amount of area coverage you will need for the sand based leach field. The waste water will enter the tank where solids will settle and some organic material will decompose. The waste water then moves to the recalculating tank and then is pumped through the leach lines that are buried at a minimal level in sand which will act as a filter. It will recalculate several times through the filter before it is finally discharged into the sand leach bed. The Fuji alternative septic system is very popular and a top of the line system.
If you are considering an alternative system, it is extremely important to estimate typical flow rates from your household and make sure that the system is properly sized, designed, installed, inspected, and maintained.
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