A conventional septic system utilizes two separate septic tanks which are piped in a series. A gravity-flow solid line runs from the tank to a gravel drain field. This system works best with well drained sandy/sandy-clay soils where a there is some slope to the land. A Low Pressure Dosing, or LPD system, utilizes two septic tanks piped into a third pump tank.
This tank then pumps the fluids to a gravel drain field. This system is used when soils are sandy/clay to clay mix and properties are relatively flat or uphill in elevation. The ET Bed System utilizes two septic tanks piped in a series and a solid line which connects the tanks to a bull-run valve. This separates the water into two separate fields.
This system is used in mainly clay soils. This system can also be gravity fed or pump controlled. We make and sell precast septic tanks that hold from 250 gallons to 750 gallons along with lids. We provide pump repairs, installations, grinder pump systems, septic tank dig-offs, and riser installations.
This tank then pumps the fluids to a gravel drain field. This system is used when soils are sandy/clay to clay mix and properties are relatively flat or uphill in elevation. The ET Bed System utilizes two septic tanks piped in a series and a solid line which connects the tanks to a bull-run valve. This separates the water into two separate fields.
This system is used in mainly clay soils. This system can also be gravity fed or pump controlled. We make and sell precast septic tanks that hold from 250 gallons to 750 gallons along with lids. We provide pump repairs, installations, grinder pump systems, septic tank dig-offs, and riser installations.
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J. R. Flasowski Septic Services has been in operation since 2007. Prior to that time, J. R. worked hand in hand with his parents doing septic work in the Brenham area. He has over 20 years of septic experience! We install in Washington and surrounding counties and are proud to be a local business supporting our local community.
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Avoid excessive use of garbage disposal and never dump grease down your sink as this can damage your system. Do not build driveways, storage buildings, or other structures over the treatment tanks or drain field lines. Showers typically use less water than a full bath. If taking a bath, reduce the level in the tub to help conserve greywater flowing in to the septic tank.
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