Determine The Most Effective Septic System Design
Mound Septic System Design
There are many different Septic System Designs being used in the Big Lake, MN area. The type of sewage treatment system that is best suited for your property is determined by site location and soil conditions. Brad Krotzer of Custom Septic, Inc. (CSI) is a Septic Design Expert. He can evaluate your property, proximity to the water table and perform a soil test. All of this is necessary for determining the proper and most effective septic system for your home. The diagram shows an example of a Mound System. This is one type of septic system design that is common in Big Lake and surrounding communities.
Septic System Design Options
If you are in need of a new Septic System for your property due to new construction, home addition or replacement of a current system, contact a Licensed Septic Designer. A qualified septic design expert is needed to determine which type of septic design is needed for safe and effective sewage treatment. There are several different septic design options depending on the site location, proximity to the water table and soil conditions.
- Gravity Distribution Septic System – this is the most common type of septic system used in Minnesota. It relies on natural elevation to move liquid effluent through the soil treatment system. Wastewater trickles through the soil where it is biochemically treated by naturally occurring bacteria.
- Sand Filter Septic System – this type of system utilizes sand to pretreat the liquid wastewater before it flows into the soil treatment system. It is sometimes necessary when there is close proximity to lakes or in areas with shallow bedrock.
- Pressure Distribution Septic System – this type of low-pressure system is often used in coarse, gravel conditions. A pump is used to disperse the liquid waste through a drainfield system.
- Mound Septic System Design – this is an above ground system that resembles a raised dirt mound. The diagram above shows the components of a mound septic system. A pump sends the liquid effluent up into the raised mound where the sewage treatment process begins.
- Aerobic Sewage Treatment System – aerobic treatment units are another alternative for sewage treatment when a traditional gravity system cannot be used. Compressed air is added to create an oxygenated environment where bacteria can grow and do its job of decomposing solid waste.
Licensed Septic Design Expert
Contact Brad Krotzer at Custom Septic Inc. (CSI) for more information on having a professionally designed Septic System on your Big Lake, MN property. We are highly qualified as Licensed Septic Design Experts with over 17 years in the septic business. We will do a complete evaluation of your site location and proximity to the water table. A professional Soil Test can also be performed to determine the most effective sewage treatment system for your home.
Contact Custom Septic, Inc. (CSI) for a Free Estimate at 763-218-4769
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