The vast majority of septic systems make use of a concrete septic tank. They are incredibly well-built and, if well-built and set up, can last decades. There are even some still in use that have been around for more than 100 years. Like any major structural decision, though, the quality does come at a premium rate and concrete is one of the more valuable options. However, if you're installing and you opt for one, odds are that you'll have to replace your roof a couple of times before you have to worry about taking out your wastewater reservoir.
Concrete Septic Systems Install
If you're putting up a new structure or replacing parts of an old unit, you'll have a choice of materials for the reservoir. Our septic partners work with the install of all types of reservoirs, including consultation for feasibility and permits. The reservoir will be the first line in the filtration of your building's wastewater, so it's important to have it skillfully installed by experts who are detail-oriented, to ensure it is structurally sound, water-tight, and installed to all local codes.
Concrete Septic Tank Pumping
Commercial and industrial reservoirs need to be pumped every few months. Our partner technicians can work with you to figure out your ideal pumping schedule based on how much use the unit gets. Residential units may need to be pumped annually if the house uses a garbage disposal or has things like spas, which can contribute to the load. Otherwise, every 3-5 years is generally adequate.
Concrete Septic Tank Inspections
When our partner technician arrives to pump, he'll inspect the reservoir and its components to ascertain they're functioning properly and aren't showing any signs of wear. If he notices any issues, he will notify you, so you can be proactive and take care of it before it becomes a problem. Our partner technicians also see to real estate inspections and can supply a detailed report as part of your preparation to obtain or sell property with a unit on it.
Concrete Septic Tank Repair
It is really uncommon for a concrete septic tank to need repairs, but sometimes a lid or baffle has problems that need tending to. Much of the time when a unit has troubles, it's actually the leach field or the main line into the reservoir that requires repair or upgrade. Not to worry, Our septic partner handles all these components, too, and will respond to your emergen cy repair call quickly.
Contact Atlanta Septic Tank Pros for All Your Concrete Septic Tank Needs
Whether you need installation services, pumping, an inspection, or a repair, our experienced partner technicians will deliver an elite-level of service and see that the work is carried out diligently and professionally. For more information about the services they provide or to set up an appointment, call us at (404) 998-8812 today.
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