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Septic problems can arise, and when the solution isn't straightforward, you may find yourself in the position of needing to replace certain components of your septic system, such as the septic tank.

People have different preferences when it comes to handling such situations – some prefer to explore various options, while others seek the fastest resolution possible.

With our team of DEQ certified professionals and the offer of free estimates, our aim is to provide you, the customer, with everything necessary to ensure a seamless and positive experience when it comes to replacing or installing a septic system. From the initial planning and permitting stages to the actual installation of your tank, we will guide you every step of the way, ensuring clarity and understanding throughout the process.

Feel free to inquire about price matching if you've already received an estimate from another company – we highly value your business!

Here's what you can expect during the replacement of septic system components:

1. Receive a Free Estimate:Contact us for a free estimate based on your specific needs.
2. Submit Signed Paperwork:Once you decide to move forward, submit the necessary signed paperwork to our office.
3. Minor Repair Permit Packet:Our team will assemble a minor repair permit packet for your project.
4. Permit Review and Issuing:The permit will be submitted to the county, reviewed, and typically issued within a couple of days by your local county.
5. Locates and Scheduling:Once permits are issued, locates will be arranged, and a technician will reach out to schedule your installation day.
6. Installation Day:On the scheduled day, our DEQ certified technicians will arrive with the required materials and equipment. Within a few hours, your components will be replaced and restored to optimal condition.
7. County Inspection:The following day, a County Inspector will assess our work to ensure it complies with county code and meets the required standards.
8. Backfilling and Covering:We will promptly backfill and cover the replaced components, ensuring they are level with the ground.
9. Final Touch:Finish the process by seeding the area with grass, and the job is complete!

For more complex components such as a drain field or ATT system, the process is similar, but there might be some variations:

• Permit Packets and County Issuing Times: These components often require a Major Repair Permit, leading to slightly longer processing times.
• Installation Duration: Installing these components may take a day or two instead of just a few hours.

In residential settings, the most common replacements involve septic tanks. Many septic tanks installed before 1990 were made of steel, which is susceptible to rust and brittleness under normal septic conditions. 

Nowadays, we replace deteriorating steel tanks with concrete ones, known for their durability and sustainability. This ensures your septic system functions properly, contributing to environmental health.

Common residential tank sizes are either 1000 gallons or 1500 gallons. A 1000-gallon tank is suitable for up to four bedrooms, while five bedrooms or more require a 1500-gallon tank, as per County requirements. 

We also handle Commercial Systems, ATT Systems, and other complex systems. Feel free to call in advance to speak with an experienced professional about your project – we're here to assist you.