What To Know About Domestic Wastewater Treatment

Posted on: 2 August 2022

If you move to a rural location and need to deal with utility issues, you may be thinking about installing a septic tank. However, have you thought about introducing a wastewater treatment plant instead as this can be more efficient and potentially produce a better end result? What do you need to know? Comparing Treatment Options     Septic tanks have long been the solution of choice for those properties that are not connected to a public sewer system.
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Why You Need Regular Septic System Services

Posted on: 24 June 2021

A septic tank can serve you for a long time if you maintain it regularly. Part of the maintenance of this system includes pumping. If you have not had your septic tank pumped in a while, here are reasons why you should schedule septic tank services right away: To Prevent Damage of the Tank Pumping a septic tank removes the excess water and waste. If these residues are not emptied from the system, they can clog it and cause backups in the pipes.
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All You Need To Know About Domestic Wastewater Treatment

Posted on: 13 January 2021

Wastewater management presents a myriad of challenges to homeowners. A faulty wastewater system causes foul odours and land contamination. Such situations could get you in trouble with the local authorities. Besides, you will have a difficult time selling the property. So, what entails an effective domestic wastewater treatment system? Below is a comprehensive extract.  There are two types of domestic wastewater management systems; centralised and decentralised systems. Centralised systems are commonly used in urban and peri-urban areas.
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Building in the Bush? What You Need to Know about Septic Tanks

Posted on: 12 March 2018

If you hate the idea of living right in the middle of a congested city, you may be planning to build your new home in a rural area, where you can get some peace and quiet. While there are many advantages to doing so, you also have some additional issues to overcome. For example, it's likely that you will be a long way from access to any public sewer and will have to consider the installation of a septic tank.
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