Can You Have A Septic Tank Without A Leach Field?

The leach field is an important component of the septic system, and allows for further treatment of the wastewater to get rid of any impurities left behind. It is advisable to schedule a leach field maintenance to ensure that the bacteria break down the organic and biodegradable substances that flow in from the septic tank. Failure to properly maintain your leach field may result to problems in the whole septic system. Through regular septic tank pumping prevents any sludge from accumulating and blocking the filter, ensuring that the leach field is functioning at its optimum.

The Need for a Leach Field

Operating a septic system without a leach field is an impossible task, since you will be forced to look for an alternative storage for the wastewater. This will require you to schedule regular pickups and new storage tanks every time one fills up increasing the cost of maintenance. Although it is not possible to operate a septic system without a leach field, we provide you with the option of choosing the type of septic system installation that suits your needs. Some of the common options include chamber systematic, mound system, conventional system, construction wetland system, and aerobic treatment system among many others.

It is important to have our experts assess your property to help you choose the most appropriate system. Septic Blue is a local septic company that provides quality septic services from septic cleaning to maintenance and repairs. Contact us if you ever find yourself in need of emergency septic services.