Before we install your septic tank, you’ll want to custom design the entire system as well as choose different components and features that work for your home or business. Below are some of the different types of septic systems that you can choose from and what each has to offer.

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If you live in an area that doesn’t have a local sewer system, or if you prefer to manage the waste from your building onsite rather than using the public system, you may have wondered if there are differences between a commercial and residential septic system. Although they function on the same basic concepts, the commercial septic system is typically going to be larger. Additionally, the commercial system may require additional treatment before dispersing the waste.

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Your septic system is a vital part of your home's everyday processes, but likely not one that you spend a great deal of time considering. That is, until there is a problem with its functioning. Many problems that you might experience -- blockages, a backup of sewage in the shower, an offensive odor -- can often be avoided by maintaining your septic system properly. In spite of your best efforts, though, you might experience some signs that it needs to be cleaned. 

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A septic system is something that most people are able to take for granted. When it is running well, it is not something to dwell on or think about at all. However, when it slows down or stops all together it can put a halt to a pleasant home and demand septic repair immediately. A little bit of preventative action can prevent a slowdown or sudden back up of your septic system. 

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Sewage comes in several types: domestic sewage, commercial or industrial sewage, agricultural sewage, and storm sewage.

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