Posted by NEBeef on August 20, 2009 at 05:16:15 from (198.51.119.157):
In Reply to: SEPTIC TANK posted by JDB on August 19, 2009 at 20:31:45:
Worked for many years as a drainage contractor...
All tanks need to be pumped, it's a question of how frequently. The frequency will be based on the usage and size, nothing to do with soil conditions. The tank is a "digester", but it also acts as a filter. Filters need to be cleaned.
Some tanks we pumped didn't really need to be pumped as often as we pumped them, a lot did. For some it was too late, the tank had overfilled with solids, the solids had flowed out to the leach field and ruined the field.
As others here have said, price out the cost of a new leach field in your area - the cost of pumping every 3-5 years will be the cheapest insurance you ever bought...
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