Eljen System
The Eljen GSF Geotextile Sand Filter System is a cost-effective upgrade from other septic technologies. Comprised of a proprietary two-stage Bio-Matt™ pre-treatment process, the GSF
The Eljen GSF Geotextile Sand Filter System is a cost-effective upgrade from other septic technologies. Comprised of a proprietary two-stage Bio-Matt™ pre-treatment process, the GSF
A filter installed at the outlet of the septic tank. This filter dramatically improves the quality of effluent discharged to the leaching bed. It is
The patented Waterloo Biofilter wastewater treatment system uses a specially engineered foam filtration medium to efficiently treat residential and commercial wastewater. Developed and manufactured in
There are several patented peat filter systems available. The Ecoflo consists of a bottomless, fiberglass shell containing a specially treated, peat-based leaching bed which treats
The most common septic bed, conventional tile beds consist of a series of trenches. These trenches have stone on the trench bottom and perforated PVC drain pipes above.
The chambered system is a replacement for the conventional stone and pipe leaching bed. The chambers containing the distribution pipes are installed in 0.5 – 0.9
Made up of one large bed and with no trenches, filter media tile beds are extremely efficient at cleaning greywater. The bed uses sand for filtration
Shallow buried trenches are used to dispose of treated septic effluent via small diameter pipes under pressure into chambers placed in the upper soil layers.
The building code can be quite intimidating & confusing. Here is a quick guide to help you design a new system. All septic systems that are
Here is a list of things Ken White Construction suggests you avoid as an on-site septic system owner. Some of the suggestions pertain to products,
Here is a list of things to be aware of as an on-site septic system owner. Any of these examples could indicate a problem with
A failed septic system can cause serious health issues for your family & neighbours. It can also pollute nearby streams, lakes & ground resources. In all
What is the difference between them all? All septic systems require oxygen so the bacteria can properly convert complex molecules into basic molecules like carbon
Knowing that your septic system is failing can be very stressful. There is the expense of pumping out the tank frequently and the daunting task