What Determines the Septic System for Your Home?

NORTHVILLE, Mich. - Dec. 12, 2022 - PRLog -- Have you ever wondered why some homes have a septic tank?

Did you know there are three types of conventional septic systems?

Conventional septic systems vary based on the size and needs of your home. The design and size of a septic system can vary widely.

The Conventional Systems according to the EPA

Septic Tank: A buried watertight tank designated and constructed to receive and partially treat raw domestic sanitary wastewater.

Conventional System: Consists of a septic tank and a trench or bed subsurface wastewater infiltration system, the drain field. The conventional septic system is typically installed in a single-family home.

Chamber System: Serves as an alternative design to the gravel/stone drain field systems. The main advantage of the chamber system is the increased ease of delivery and construction.

To read more about the conventional systems and the areas they are suited for click here.

There are many options when it comes to residential septic systems. One thing all septic systems have in common is requiring regular maintenance to perform efficiently. For septic tank pumping in Northville (https://www.lachancebrothers.com/services/septic/tank-pum...) fill out the LaChance Brothers contact form (https://www.lachancebrothers.com/contact) or call 248.962.3670.

About LaChance Brothers Excavating: LaChance is a family-owned company established in 1956 by Donald LaChance. LaChance focuses on single-family residential work in Washtenaw County and Livingston County. They have extensive experience in septic tank installations and drain field solutions, as well as most forms of residential excavating. LaChance Brothers offer unsurpassed care with each service provided.