Posted by ss55 on April 05, 2016 at 10:10:40 from (63.147.218.40):
In Reply to: drain field again posted by bobinsd on April 05, 2016 at 07:27:21:
Is it correct that the drain field works well until the ground water table rises up to the drain field level, and the drain field works well again after the water table drops below the drain field? Can you raise the drain field or lower the water table? Can you add a pump-out pipe to the septic tank and just pump it out until the drain field starts working again?
Most places now require all septic systems must meet the current codes whenever a property is sold. Installing a home-made fix without documentation or without a permit and inspection will pretty much guaranty you will have to replace the system again when you sell it. I would hire a professional to fix it long term, or I would work with your county to have you plan approved before you install it and have it inspected and certified before you cover it up. The professionals may all be busy right now because many other people are having the same high water table problem you have.
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