Septic Holding Tank: When Rules Allow One and What It Requires
What a septic holding tank is, when state rules allow one, and what New Mexico, Utah, Ohio and Massachusetts require for permits, alarms, pumping and records.
Compare conventional, aerobic, mound, chamber, pressure-distribution, and other septic system types used on residential properties.
What a septic holding tank is, when state rules allow one, and what New Mexico, Utah, Ohio and Massachusetts require for permits, alarms, pumping and records.
The main types of septic systems, from conventional gravity to mound, sand filter and aerobic units, and which site conditions point to each one.
How a septic mound system works, when it is needed, reported cost ranges, what upkeep it needs, and what to check before you buy a home that has one.
How an aerobic septic system works, what upkeep and service contracts involve, reported cost ranges, and when one is used instead of a conventional system.