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SEPTIC INSTALLATION<\/span><\/h1>\n<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Septic Installation<\/h3>\n
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INSTALLATION PROCESS:<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

The first step to installing a new septic system is marking out where the tank and leach field are going to be located per the plans provided by the designer. We use spray paint to mark out the septic tank and ground steaks to mark out the leach field. Once these are clearly marked it's time to start digging. The tank area is always the first to be dug. Making sure the hole for the tank is ready and clearly marked for the delivery are very important. The day before we feel the tank can be delivered we contact the company we are using to set up a time for delivery. After the tank(s) are installed it's time to work our way out to the leach field. Most of our installs are done using the Presby Environmental Enviro-Septic Wastewater Treatment System<\/a>, but we do install stone and pipe systems as well. The benefits of the Presby Systems are:<\/p>\n