Septic System Installations
avigating state and county regulations for septic can be a challenge since the introduction of Colorado Regulation 43 in 2013. Percolation tests are no longer the standard, and that was just the beginning. Let our certified, educated staff & crew handle your installation. It’s crucial to trust your septic tank installation services to a reputable company with the necessary equipment, integrity, and experience. Choosing our installation will prove to be one of the wisest decisions you make towards having an excellent septic system.
Septic System Repairs
While it is a great idea to replace a whole septic system at once, it can be outside a client’s budget when an unexpected failure occurs. We understand not every septic system needs a complete replacement, so our knowledgeable technicians work inside county guidelines to replace individual septic pipelines, tanks and drainfields. We work emergency repairs into our schedule so you aren’t having to wait months to restore functionality to your system. You can rest easy that our repairs will extend the usability of your septic system.
Septic System Cleaning
Regular cleaning and maintenance is imperative to keeping your septic system functioning correctly, especially in the long term. Consistent, routine pumping is something that should never go unaddressed for long intervals. You run potential risk of sewage blockages, leaks, and overflow. Should any of these things occur, it not only puts a substantial dent in your coffers, there are a number of health risks to your family or anyone else exposed to your septic system. To avoid these lurking pitfalls, call us for a cleaning today. If the emergency has already occurred, depend on us to resolve it!
Reasons to maintain your system
- Protects your property value!
An unusable septic system, or one in disrepair will lower your property value, and could potentially pose a costly legal liability. - Saves you money!
Regular maintenance fees of $175 to $500 (location dependent) every two to five years are a bargain compared to the cost of repairing or replacing a malfunctioning system. Replacing a conventional system can cost between $6,500 and $8,000. Alternative systems, which may be mandated by state regulations, can cost $10,000 more. The frequency of pumping required for each system depends on how many people live in the home and the size of the system. - Keeps you and your neighbors healthy!
Household wastewater contains high levels of nitrogen and phosphorous, disease causing bacteria, and viruses. If a septic system is well-maintained and working properly, it will remove most of these pollutants. Insufficiently treated sewage from septic systems can cause groundwater contamination, which can spread infectious disease in humans and animals, ranging from ear and eye infections to acute gastrointestinal illness and hepatitis. - Protects the environment!
More than four billion gallons of wastewater are dispersed below the ground’s surface every day. Ground water contaminated by poorly treated or untreated household waste water poses dangers to drinking water and the environment. Malfunctioning septic systems release pollutants such as bacteria, viruses, medication, and chemicals into the ground where they eventually enter the aquifer, streams, rivers, and more, harming local ecosystems by killing native plants and fish. Good septic systems support greener, more sustainable communities!