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individual household soil-sewage system
The house has always shared the attached neighbour's septic tank. For
various reasons I am looking at terminating that arrangement and installing a new system for waste water and sewage. There are no public sewers. I am in need of some initial guidance, not really knowing where to start. I have heard I think that septic tanks are old hat and that there are better ways to deal with sewage but I don't know what they are. Is this so? The land attached to the house is all uphill slightly and access for large vehicles (bigger than a big van) could be a problem. does that rule the idea out? Connecting to the house will involve going through or under concrete foundations (existing connection to next door is under the rear extension). Does that rule the idea out? Power has never been reliable during winter storms. could be a problem. Who would design and specify a system? a builder?, an architect?, don't want a salesman, an engineer? Somebody else? Tim W |
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