Installations FAQs

There are several benefits to using an accredited installer for your septic tank/sewage treatment system: Selection of the correct system/product ...

A drainage field/soakaway is designed to spread partially-treated effluent over a larger area. A septic tank must connect to a drainage field, as y...

When we install a new sewage treatment system, often the installation is to replace an existing (failing) septic tank or system on site. This often...

A site visit if often necessary to fully understand the local conditions/topography that will affect the choice of suitable system for the site. Co...

The treated effluent from a sewage treatment system will generally be measured using three parameters: Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD)Suspended Soli...

1. Packaged sewage treatment plant A packaged sewage treatment system is recommended where possible, as these provide secondary biological treatmen...

A sewage treatment system needs to be correctly installed, commissioned and maintained to ensure that everything is safe, secure and working cor...

A common question, when installing a sewage treatment system or septic tank, is which backfill material to select. The two backfill materials th...

The ground over your soakaway (drainage field) will seem a bit of a mess when it’s newly installed, as trenches will need to be excavated for th...

Some sewage treatment installations require specific permits or licenses to discharge, depending on the size of the plant, the site it will be inst...