The septic tank installation process is a major investment that can provide reliable wastewater treatment if your home isn’t connected to the municipal sewer system. Understanding the septic tank installation process can help you feel more confident and prepared about this project from start to finish.
Here is what happens when our team manages a septic tank installation project:
- We start by evaluating the septic, assessing the property and examining factors like the type of soil you have, drainage conditions, lot size, and local regulations. This evaluation helps us determine the best system design and best placement for your new system.
- After that, we will move forward with permitting and system design. Once your project is approved by local authorities, we will develop a plan that includes the septic tank, the drain field, and all other necessary components.
- Once we have permits and a design, we will start with excavation. We will use heavy equipment to dig the area where the septic tank and drain field will be installed. Careful excavation ensures the system is positioned correctly and that it complies with all design specifications.
- After preparing the site, we will place the tank in the excavated area and connect it to the home’s plumbing system. We will then install the pipes that carry wastewater from the tank to the drain field.
Following the septic tank installation process, the system will undergo inspection and testing to verify that all components are properly functioning and that they meet local code requirements. Contact us today to learn more about the septic tank installation process.