Septic Tank Installation in Sumiton, Alabama

Septic Tank System Installation

The right septic tank system suitable for your home depends on a variety of factors -- climate, household size, if you use a garbage disposal, as well as additional factors. Our team at Sumiton Plumbing Services collaborate with you or the contractor handling your home to guarantee that your septic tank system is installed correctly and efficiently.

Septic Tank System Installation - The Basics

Your septic tank features different components to make sure it works efficiently. This consists of the drain or leach field, drain pipes, inlet/outlet baffles, and perforated piping to return water back into the drain field. It is important that each element of your septic tank system is installed correctly in order to guarantee your septic tank remains functional for years.

Septic Tank Location

Sumiton Plumbing Services's septic experts will work with you to determine the ideal location for the new septic tank. Factors to consider include house size, property configuration, local, state, and federal regulations pertaining to your site, ground conditions and landscape design. Considering these aspects, we will assist you to find the suitable place to install your new system.

Septic Tank Size and Type

The appropriate size of your septic tank will be influenced by your household size. It is important that you install a septic tank that correlates with the size of your family and the number of bathrooms in your home to avoid future issues. Our technicians at Sumiton Plumbing Services are here to help you with the appropriate size tank to use considering household size and how many bathrooms you have. Our team are also familiar with local and statewide codes and numerous factors such as soil conditions and groundwater levels to ensure you make an informed decision regarding your tank and tank material.

Drain Field Installation

Water resulting from natural, organic processes in your septic tank is directed into perforated pipes and perforated tubing near your septic tank. This system requires careful installation in order to ensure that the water is treated naturally and returned to the existing groundwater system. This system is called a septic drain field and must be installed carefully and inspected often in to verify your septic system is running properly.

Local Building Codes

Because septic tanks influence the condition of groundwater, there are many codes surrounding their installation. Sumiton Plumbing Services’s skilled technicians are knowledgeable about local, county, state, and federal codes to ensure your septic system is compliant with codes. Non-compliance with codes may result in significant fines and major issues for you in the coming years. At Sumiton Plumbing Services we guarantee your installation is up to code and installed to standard.

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