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Precast concrete

Septic Tanks

Precast septic tanks are made using a process known as “precast concrete”. This process involves pouring a concrete mixture into a desired shape by pouring it into a form or mold. The form or mold is typically made of metal, aluminum, fiberglass or laminated wood and is designed to hold the concrete in place while it cures. Once the concrete has cured, the form is removed, and the precast product or septic tank is ready to be installed. Precast concrete is made using a combination of water, cement, aggregate, sand, admixtures, fiber and steel reinforcement, also known as rebar. The admixture, rebar and fiber allows for greater strength and durability.

We build over 30 different variations of septic tanks, both precast concrete and poly tanks.

Everything you need to know about choosing a

precast septic system

Size

The size of the precast septic tank is an important factor to consider when making a purchasing decision. Make sure the tank is big enough to meet the needs of the home, property or business.

Quality

It is important to choose a precast septic tank that is made of high quality materials and is designed to last. Precast septic tanks provide long-term durability and longevity for your septic system.

Installation

Installing a septic tank is an important step in creating an efficient wastewater management system. Make sure you understand how the septic system works.

Maintenance

Regular maintenance and cleaning of a septic tank is essential to ensure its efficient and effective operation. Choose a precast septic tank that is easy to maintain and clean.

Cost

When choosing a septic tank, it is important to consider the cost of the precast septic tank to ensure you are making a cost-effective decision. Compare prices to get the best deal.

Regulations

Before you purchase a precast septic system, make sure to research your local laws and regulations and make sure the type of system you are interested in is allowed.

Wastewater Treatment & Septic Systems

Wastewater treatment systems are designed to remove pollutants from wastewater so it can be safely returned to the environment or reused for other purposes. There are many different types of wastewater treatment systems, ranging from simple septic tanks to complex advanced treatment systems, and each has its own set of advantages and disadvantages.

What is an Aerobic Wastewater Treatment System?

Aerobic Wastewater Treatment is a process that uses a combination of physical, chemical, and biological processes to treat and purify wastewater.

Physical processes such as screening and sedimentation are used to remove solid particles. Chemical processes such as coagulation, flocculation and pH adjustment are used to remove suspended solids and other impurities. Biological processes such as aeration which creates oxygen to feed bacteria, nitrification and denitrification then remove dissolved organics and bacteria from the wastewater, and the treated wastewater is disinfected to remove any remaining pathogens.

Aerobic Wastewater Treatment is an effective way to remove pollutants from wastewater and produce clean and safe water. “Bacteria is good and needed to ensure you have a healthy septic system.”

What is a Class 1 Concrete Septic Tank System?

A Class 1 Concrete Septic Tank System is another way of saying Aerobic Wastewater Treatment System.

What makes the Class 1 Concrete System so efficient and cost-effective?

The system is designed to separate solid waste from liquid waste and store the waste until it is removed for further treatment or disposal. The tank is buried underground and is connected to the building’s plumbing system, which sends wastewater into the tank for treatment. The tank is designed with a large capacity and is built to last, meaning it will require less maintenance than other septic systems.

Additionally, the system is designed to be energy efficient, using less energy than traditional septic system. Finally, the system is more cost-effective than other systems, since it requires fewer maintenance costs and is more durable.

What does ATU mean?

An ATU is an Aerobic Treatment Unit, which is the same thing as a Class 1 System.