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For a constructed wetland to work properly, sewage needs to have undergone primary treatment, such as that provided in a lagoon or septic tank, before discharge to the constructed wetland. Once primary treatment has occurred a constructed wetland can provide both secondary and tertiary treatment to the effluent.
