If they're 250's, they are way too small, even if there is two of them. Probably the leachfield is too small, too. You are overloading the crap out of it (pun intended). You need at least a 1000 gallons of septic capacity, maybe even 1500 or 2000. And a leachfield to match. And you better hope you dont have tight soils or a high water table. if you do, you might be barkin' at an alternative system such as a mound system or a package plant, in which case the cost will really go up. With that many users, you are whaling on that system with sledgehammers, so to speak. Better to spend up front on a right sized system, then it shouldn't need any gadgetry to make it work. I'd put the money already quoted for the "system boosters' into a new properly designed system. just my $0.02.
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