Looking at it from the outside, installing a septic tank seems like a pretty basic and straightforward job. But as any septic technician will tell you, a lot more goes into the project than is immediately obvious. This is why it pays to have your new septic tank installed by professionals.
Lakeland Septic Company of Lakeland, FL, has been installing quality septic tanks throughout the Lakeland region for more than 15 years. Here’s how we approach this important project.
The Proper Septic Tank Size
Before a site for the tank is chosen and before the first load of soil is removed, the first thing we do is determine the right tank size for your property and dwelling.
Septic tanks aren’t one-size-fits-all deals, and it’s critical to select the right size before installation work begins. The primary factor in choosing the tank size is how much it will be used; that is, how many people will regularly be in your home using the sinks, tubs and toilets.
Tank sizes are determined by the state code, based on the size of the home and the number of bedrooms. In some circumstances if the water use in the home is abnormally high a larger tank may be recommended.
The Meaning of Choosing The Right Septic Tank
Obviously, the more usage, the larger the tank needs to be. If a tank is too small, it will still work when installed correctly, but it will need to be pumped out a lot more often. If the tank is too large, you’ll be paying for capacity you don’t need.
Lakeland Septic always works closely with our customers to help them decide on the perfect septic tank size to accommodate the needs of their
