Posted by glen sw wi on February 01, 2016 at 07:12:16 from (207.190.113.63):
In Reply to: Septic Tank poll posted by steve terplak on February 01, 2016 at 03:25:32:
As mentioned in an earlier reply, Wi requires that the septic tank be pumped every three years. In my mind this is one of the stupidest rules to come down the pike. I had to have my system replaced six years ago. The lateral lines which were made of that old tar coated cardboard started to collapse. Tank was made of concrete and in good shape. When they put in the new system the old tank was left in place with the sewage running through it to the new tank. With the old 750gal tank plus the new 1000 tank I now have plenty of space to fill with sludge before there should be any problem. I live alone and there is no way in hxxx that I can produce that much sludge in three years. My shower and sink drains are disposed of by a different system.
Also as mentioned earlier by the other WI resident, a perk test is required before a septic system can be installed. There are three types of systems that can be installed. They are called conventional, at grade, and mound. Conventional is the regular type, At grade is where the laterals are placed on top the ground, and some stone and sand etc. is placed over the lines. The last and most expensive is as the name implies is the mound system wherein there is an actual mound is built up of only a specified kind of sand.
The mound system usually will cost in excess of ten thousand dollars. Some as high as twenty thousand. Hauling all that sand from a long distance away gets mighty expensive. The mound is used when you can't pass the perk test. Lucly mine only cost me $9,000 for the at grade system.
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