“High-Tech” Septic Solutions

Septic systems have evolved over the centuries from conventional gravity fed systems with limitations to alternative septic systems that use pressure!

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In recent years, it used to be that septic systems were limited to conventional “gravity-fed” systems.  These systems have their limitations like for example substandard soil, high water tables and restrictive subsurface layers.  The limitations of conventional systems have rendered many properties seemingly worthless until now.

Using the latest cutting-edge septic technology, these problems are no more!  The new hi-tech septic alternative systems or “unconventional systems” like drip emitter systems and mound systems solve the problems that conventional septic systems could not!

For property owners, this means that their property that was previously unable to be developed isn’t worthless anymore!  For investors and developers this means that low cost investment properties can now be purchased and developed for a profit!

Alternative or “Unconventional” Septic Systems:

1. Drip Emitter

Drip Emitter Systems solve septic problems such as High Water Tables or Restrictive Layers (rock) by allowing effluent to be discharged closer to the surface.

2. Mound

(Question Don: Aren’t the peat moss and sand mound systems both covered under mound rather than a #3 & #4?  Or should they be numbered as 3 & 4?)

Allows seasonal high water table areas to be utilized by elevating the discharge entry point to provide satisfactory distance for effluent treatment in these areas.

Types of Mound Systems:

A: Peat Moss

Peat Moss systems discharge a class one effluent that can be discharged in to High Water Tables.

B: Sand Mound

Dads Septic and Well Service has a proprietary elevated Sand Mound System, which provides a class 1 effluent treatment and allows aesthetically pleasing absorption areas that match the surrounding landscape.

(Question: What other systems are there? What about the Singulair precast concret all in one Residential Treatment Unit below?)