Our Approach
Drain Field Installation: Precision and Quality You Can Trust
At Dan’s Back Hoe, we know that a proper drain field installation is essential for the long-term functionality of your septic system. Our experienced technicians carefully evaluate your property to design and install a drain field tailored to your specific soil conditions and wastewater needs. Using advanced equipment and high-quality materials, we create a system that efficiently disperses effluent while preventing costly backups or system failures.
- Custom Drain Field Designs Based on Site Evaluation
- High-Quality Materials for Maximum Durability and Efficiency
- Expert Installation by Skilled Professionals
Drain Field Servicing: Keep Your System Running Smoothly
Regular drain field maintenance is crucial to prevent issues such as clogging, over-saturation, and reduced efficiency. Dan’s Back Hoe provides comprehensive drain field servicing that includes inspections, repairs, and cleaning to keep your system in peak condition. Our team identifies potential problems early on and offers cost-effective solutions to prevent more extensive and expensive repairs down the road.
- Thorough Inspections to Assess Drain Field Health
- Professional Cleaning and Repair Services
- Preventative Maintenance Plans to Extend the Life of Your System
Professional Drain Field Installation and Servicing
When it comes to reliable and efficient drain field installation and servicing, look no further than Dan’s Back Hoe. Our expert team understands the critical role a well-installed and maintained drain field plays in your septic system’s performance. With years of experience serving residential and commercial customers, we specialize in delivering top-tier drain field solutions that ensure your system operates smoothly for years to come.
There are several important things to consider when pricing drain fields. Below are some pointers to help you make an informed decision.
Does the price you are quoted include sand?
If so, how much, and how much is extra sand. Quality sand is paramount in drain field longevity. Poor quality or an insufficient amount of sand and you could be in for premature drain field failure. Trying to save money on sand will cost you in the long run.
What type of system is installed?
Rock and gravel is proven and tough but the new multi pipe systems are the best alternative in our opinion. Other systems may be cheaper but not last as long.
Area Placement
Try to keep your drain field in a open area with mainly grass covering the onsite system. Keep your drain field away from roof run off. Also try to keep plants with invasive roots away from the drain field or install a root barrier.
Ground Saturation
Keep sprinklers from saturating the area directly above your drain field. Evapotranspiration from grass is best at dispersing water from your system.
Activity Over the Drain field
Never, Ever, drive over the drain field or septic tank with anything. If necessary put up fencing to prevent inadvertent damage caused by large animals or vehicles.
What size should my drain field be?
Size is very important! An oversize drain field will always serve you better.
Think Ahead for Future Use
If you are considering adding on to your house or establishment it is much better to plan ahead with drain field tank and size rather than replace a good working system should your addition be required by the Health Department.