Septic Tank Installation in Clay, AL

Septic Tank System Installation

The proper septic tank system for your home depends on several considerations -- weather conditions, the size of your household, whether or not you use a garbage disposal, as well as additional factors. At Clay Plumbing Services collaborate with you or your home contractor to guarantee that your septic tank system is properly installed and efficiently.

Septic Tank System Installation - The Basics

Your septic tank features several parts to ensure it functions correctly. This consists of a leach field, pipes and water lines, inlet/outlet baffles, and perforated pipes to release liquid back into the drain field. It is essential that each part of your septic tank system is properly installed in to guarantee your septic tank lasts for many years.

Septic Tank Location

Our experts at Clay Plumbing Services will consult you to identify the best location for the new septic tank. Aspects to evaluate include house size, property configuration, regulations and codes pertaining to your site, soil composition and environment. Considering these aspects, we are here to help to decide the appropriate place to position your new system.

Septic Tank Size and Type

The right size of your new septic tank system will be influenced by number of residents. It is vital that the size of your tank suits the number of residents and your bathrooms to keep costs down. At Clay Plumbing Services, our technicians can advise you on the suitable tank size to set up based on household size and the bathrooms in your home. We are also familiar with regulations and environmental factors such as soil composition and water levels to help you make the best decision about tank size and the material it is made out of.

Drain Field Installation

Water resulting from natural, organic processes in your septic tank moves into perforated pipes and holes in pipes adjacent to your septic tank. This system must be set up with precision in to confirm that the water is cleaned through natural processes and returned to the groundwater. This system is referred to as a leach field and requires precise installation and inspected often in order to ensure your septic system is running properly.

Local Building Codes

Because septic tanks impact the state of groundwater, various regulations govern their installation. The experts at Clay Plumbing Services understand regulations at all levels to ensure your septic system is compliant with codes. Being out of compliance with codes can lead to costly fines and troubles for residents in the future years. Here at Clay Plumbing Services we guarantee your installation is compliant and installed to standard.

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