Septic Tank Installation Near You: Dependable, Long-Lasting & Affordable
At Bynum Septic Services, we’re proud to provide septic tank and septic systems installation near Lilburn and Lawrenceville, GA. With 25 years of experience, we have extensive knowledge about installing, repairing, and maintaining septic systems for residential and commercial clients. We are more than happy to answer any questions and make recommendations for septic tank installation for your home based on your specific needs.
Choosing The Best Septic Tank Installation For Your Property
Several factors determine which type of septic tank is perfectly suited for your home. It’s important to talk with a septic systems professional you can trust to help you decide which septic tank installation will provide you and your family with the most functional system for years to come.
Consider The Following Before Septic Tank Installation:
- Site slope
- Lot size
- Household size
- Soil type
- Nearby bodies of water
- Local regulations
- Local weather condition
Determining the Best Size Tank For Your Septic Tank Installation
The best septic tank for your home is determined by the average water consumption of your family. We base size recommendations on the number of bedrooms in your home. The minimum septic tank size would hold 1,000 gallons for a 2-3 bedroom home. A septic tank for a 6-bedroom home could hold up to 3,000 gallons. Contact Bynum Septic for questions about the best septic tank size for your home!
Drain Field Installation Services Available
Drain Field Installation Services Available
A properly functioning drain field is vital to the overall health of your entire septic system. The drain field is where treated wastewater from the septic tank is released for additional processing. Drain fields are made of perforated PVC pipes and are put in trenches filled with gravel and covered with dirt. Water from the septic tank is slowly filtered through the gravel and absorbed by the ground in the drain field.
The septic system installation process includes testing your property’s soil and planning for drain field installation. A percolation test, or “perc” test, is used to determine the soil’s absorption rate for a drain field. The results of this test will help the septic system installation technician decide which type of septic tank is suitable for your property and how the drain field should be designed.
Bynum Septic technicians are experts in drain field installation. No job is too big or complicated for us to handle. We’re proud to offer a 5-year warranty on all our field line installations and replacements! Contact us for any questions regarding drain field installation or septic tank installation.
Increasing Septic System Longevity With Effluent Filter Installation
When waste leaves your home, it enters the septic tank. Grease, oils, and fats float to the tank’s surface, while solids sink to the bottom. Wastewater stays in the middle and continues into the drain field through an outlet baffle. Issues arise when inorganic solids that the bacteria can’t digest in the septic tank enter the drain field along with the wastewater.
Inorganic solids are dangerous to a septic system’s drain field because they build up in the pipes and cause blockages. Installing an effluent filter between the septic tank and the drain field helps reduce the number of inorganic solids that sneak into the drain field. Our team at Bynum Septic can add a filter to your septic tank installation, increasing the functionality and longevity of your entire septic system.
Contact Us For Septic Tank Installation Today!
When you need a new septic tank installation, Bynum Septic is only a phone call away! We take pride in our work and are confident you’ll be satisfied with your new septic system results. Our skilled septic tank installation specialists can evaluate your property and recommend either a conventional or advanced septic system installation. Would you like an estimate for a new septic tank installation? Get in touch today!
