Leach field design and repair
There is more than one way to deal with the waste after it has left your home. For the majority of individuals, when a toilet is flushed or a sink is drained, they don’t have to think about where it is that the waste or waste water is going. For those with a septic system, however, it is another story. Septic systems are primarily used for homes in locations that are unable to connect to a town sewer line. These septic systems take the form of buried septic tanks into which the waste flows. A necessary part of the septic system is that of the leach field, which helps to remove the waste from the tank and carry it off into the ground.
A leach field is a section of land under which perforated pipes (which are attached to your septic system) are buried in gravel lined trenches. This allows the liquid to leach out of the pipes and into the surrounding soil, which absorbs the unwanted waste water. Of course it is not quite as simple as it sounds. Creating an effective leach field will depend to a great extent on the size septic system that you have as well as the kind of ground you are using for your leach field. Different kinds of ground require different kinds of leach fields, and in order to get it right, you should err on the side of safety and call the professionals at Denver Drains and Plumbing.
At Denver Drains and Plumbing our expert Septic System technicians have what it takes to create exactly the right leach field for your septic system’s needs. We can also make repairs to a leach field should there be a break in the pipes or a shifting of the land that your pipes are in. Whether you are looking to install a septic system or revamp an existing system let the professionals at Denver Drains and Plumbing take the guess work out of your project. Contact us today by going to our contact page or call to see what Denver Drains and Plumbing can do for you!