REPLACING SEPTIC DRAIN FIELD FROM THE 1970'S
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- In this video the crew will be replacing an old septic drain field that is not working anymore, if you watch through the video you will see clear signs as to why not! Much needed replacement done the right way! If you enjoy this video make sure to leave a LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for more upcoming content!
You'd never get away with an installation like that in my county. Sandy soil is the main difference. We have solid clay from about 6" below grade on down. Some installations have to have a mound drain field. Permits and inspections are required. Distribution boxes and 4 lines around 60' long. A "repair" area that is as big as the drain field is also required. My neighborhood was built in the mid '90s and no one has had to replace their septic system yet, knock on wood.
Every new septic system around here requires a mound and distribution box here as well, repairs do not though. we normally will do 3 or more lines on a 2 bath house but because this was a 1 bath house we did 2 instead of the existing 1.
Nice Job Brother! Man, Ethan ain't got no Crack! Lol! Where I live the Health inspector would have to come out and sign off on that repair. Big pain in the Ass! Have to leave the hole open until he comes. Sometimes takes a week for him to get there!
Hahaha! having to wait on the inspector is always a pain, we have that with out city driveways, not the most fun lol.