Septic Systems Repairs
ATUs are designed, tested, or certified for residential wastewater. When they are used on office buildings, restaurants, warehouses, and other non-residential applications, they often do not perform well, not to mention that it probably does not meet the requirements of our Texas rules.
These technologies are here to stay, but at times you need to better understand and better utilize their capacities.
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Aerobic Treatment Unit First, please understand that the State has clearly stated it is the owner's responsibility to operate the aerobic treatment unit in compliance with all regulations...
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Pumping Frequencies The table below provides an estimate of pumping frequency in years, based on the size of the first tank in gallons, and the number of...
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Seller Says "Too Bad" Seller Says “Too Bad” After Homebuyers Find Rotting Septic Tank Under Plywood (From Pumper Magazine, October 23, 2018) A news organization in Cortland Manor,...
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Septic System Installers What is Flow Equalization?The process of reducing the variability of the influent flow to a system component by...
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Septic Tank Diagram A Septic System is a small wastewater treatment system designed to dispose of household, biological sanitary waste. Wastewater...
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Pump Septic Tank "Superior Onsite Service" Estimated septic tank pumping frequencies in years (for year-round residences). Tank Household size (number of...
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Septic System Odor Occasionally homeowners complain about odors from their onsite sewage treatment system. Although most people understand that sewage...
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Water Softeners When water contains a significant amount of calcium and magnesium, it is called hard water. Hard water is...