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NEW SEPTIC SYSTEM INSTALLATION IN PALM BEACH
Our Septic Tank Installations Includes:
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Concrete, fiberglass or polyethylene pretreatment tank
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Concrete, fiberglass or polyethylene pump/dosing tank
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Concrete, fiberglass or polyethylene suspended growth ATU tank
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Concrete, fiberglass or polyethylene attached growth ATU tank
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Concrete, fiberglass or polyethylene PBTS tank
Our Transmission Line Installation Includes:
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PVC or corrugated polyethylene effluent transmission pipe
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Concrete or polyethylene distribution box
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PVC or corrugated polyethylene header pipe
Our Drainfield Installation Includes:
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Conventional rock & perforated PVC or corrugated polyethylene pipe
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Alternative polystyrene strapped bundles
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Alternative multipipe strapped bundles
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Alternative chambers units
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Alternative drip irrigation
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LPD rock & perforated PVC or corrugated polyethylene pipe
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LPD perforated PVC pipe in chamber units
Septic systems are composed of a septic tank (pretreatment) and a drainfield. Septic drain fields, also called leach fields or leach drains, are subsurface wastewater disposal facilities used to remove contaminants from the liquid that emerges inside a septic tank. A drain field is designed to disperse the top water from the septic tank into the ground so that there are no back-ups in the home. A healthy septic system can typically last for 30 years.
Septic systems are one of the most "simplest/complex" designs in construction. They consist of simple materials and typical systems are not mechanical that is, no moving parts. The main component of the system is a watertight container that is placed underground (most models are round or rectangular) called a Septic Tank. They can be concrete, fiberglass or polyethylene. Obviously, all tanks have lid(s) so that they can be pumped out with ease.
The tank has two pipes; an inlet and an outlet pipe. The inlet pipe comes from inside the property into the tank and is long enough so that liquid waste separates from the solid waste. The outlet pipe allows the processed wastewater from the septic tank to be evenly spread into the drainfield.
Septic tanks that have been installed post-1995/96 may also have a baffle(s). This baffle has been designed to prevent scum from clogging the inlet or outlet piping and causing septic failure. The septic tank baffle (or tee) is a device on the inlet or outlet of a septic tank which prevents sewage back-flow into the inlet or outlet pipe. Not sure if you have a baffle(s)? Our technicians will be able to tell and will also be happy to show you!
Shalom Plumbing & Septic is a company serving Palm Beach County & surrounding areas. We offer free estimates on all septic system installations. Contact us at (561) 232-1887 if you are planning installing a new septic system.
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