How Do You Dig A Seepage Pit For A Septic Tank?
A seepage pit is the area where the fluid from your septic sewage system is absorbed into the surrounding earth. Digging your own seepage pit doesn’t have to be hard or time consuming. The designs are simple, and the idea behind it makes the task easy. For someone serious about repairing and maintaining their own home, and with the right equipment, it’s a one- or two-day project. Read on to learn how to dig a seepage pit for a septic tank. Get information on your type of septic tank. Some types require you to dig a pit around the tank and some require a separate pit altogether. Find out how large your septic tank is, and calculate how big the pit needs to be. Call the city offices where you live and get any special permits. Find out if there are specific requirements or codes in your area for a seepage pit. You might have to set up a drainfield instead to comply with building code. See eHow’s article on installing a septic system for more information. If you’re in a rural area and the
