Complete Septic System Installations
If you have lived in an urban area or city for most of your life, you may not even have a clue of what a septic system is! Households in urban areas are usually connected to central water treatment plants; the city has your plumping hooked up to the sewer to travel here. What if you live in a rural area with no sign of a centralized water processing system? This is where septic tanks come into the equation: a septic tank is an underground water treatment structure designed to hold your home’s wastewater and effectively purify it before delivering it back into the groundwater system. If you need help with Complete Septic System Installations contact us today!
How Does It Work?
Households produce a variety of wastewater from multiple sources, this includes your sinks, toilets, laundry and bathtubs. A septic tank is designed to separate the solids from this wastewater; the solids then sink to the bottom and what is left is known as effluent. Helpful bacteria work to digest the organic matter present in the wastewater. The next step takes part in the second part of the septic system: the drain field. After being treated by the septic tank bacteria is discharged into the drain field: an excavation in unsaturated soil made to help filter the wastewater more efficiently. The porous soil helps to treat and disperse the wastewater further while bacteria present in the ground helps digest the rest of the organic matter. Finally, the filtered product reenters the groundwater supply, recycled and filtered for new use! It is important to ensure you are working with a reputable company when it comes to septic tank installations; septic tanks are responsible for the filtering of wastewater and improper filtration is a danger to public and environmental health.
Tips for Maintaining A Septic System
- Avoid dumping grease down drains: Grease and septic tanks make a terrible combination. Grease is notorious for clogging tanks and causing plugs, potentially causing a septic overflow! Obviously a residential home isn’t going to have a grease trap; try putting it into a bag or container and dump it in your trash instead.
- Watch what you flush: Toilets are not the only thing that clog when you flush wipes, paper towels, and napkins: your septic tank will take damage as well! These items have a hard time degrading and turning into sludge at the bottom of your tank; instead they usually end up clogging your system!
Why Choose Us?
Our excavation services help with everything from securing a foundation to removing environmental hazards across your property. Whether you experience problems with environmental hazards or waste that needs to be removed from your property or you could use assistance with improving drainage throughout your commercial property, we can create a plan for you. We are experts in clearing out land, helping to remove excess water from your commercial property and securing a proper stage for your foundation.
Our staff can assist with the process of commercial septic excavation, trench shoring, helping you bury hydro lines and more. We want to handle everything in excavation for your business that is required to help your site get ready for your business expansion or a brand-new business construction to take place.
Call Greenbar Today!
At Greenbar Excavation we strive for excellence when working with clients whether they need residential or commercial grade excavations. Our goal is always customer satisfaction no matter what type of job we do; from single home improvements all the way up to major industrial sites requiring extensive earthworks -we guarantee high quality results at competitive prices! With decades worth of combined industry knowledge under belt there’s nothing Greenbar Excavation can’t handle when it comes down getting ground ready for whatever purpose may require!
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