Are there advantages of having a septic tank system?
Septic systems are underground treatment facilities for managing wastewater in a home, typically comprising a septic tank and a drain field (or leach drain) or soil absorption trench systems.
As a result, it prevents organic matter, scum, or solids like grease, oil, or soil from clogging up the plumbing system of the house. Separating wastewater properly also prevents groundwater contamination and other issues in your property, including health concerns.
Numerous Victorian regional centres rely on Eco-Septic systems and you will find their range of septic tanks in Castlemaine, Bendigo, Ballarat, Echuca, Charlton and everywhere in between. They are essential for residential, commercial and agricultural properties that are not connected to mains wastewater systems, ensuring clean and healthy drinking water and responsible effluent waste management.
It is not only properties that are not connected to council sewerage systems that can benefit from septic tanks, however, but many home and property owners also choose to manage their waste using septic tank systems even in regions that have access to sewerage. That is because septic tank systems offer a range of benefits, including:
Septic tanks encourage responsible water usage
You don’t want to put an undue burden on your septic system. Relying on a mains sewerage system can lead to complacency, but owning your septic system will mean you are mindful of how often you shower, do water and manage your water. It is an ideal solution for those looking for greener operations at their home, business or property and will also decrease your water usage and reliance on councils and water companies – saving you thousands of dollars.
You don’t have to rely on third parties for sewerage
When there is a problem with a sewer system, it is usually a major issue that impacts many houses in a region. Entire blocks or suburbs – in some cases, even entire towns – can lose access to toilet facilities and safe access to clean drinking water.
Septic tanks Bendigo mean you are not at the mercy of a council or water management company. You have control over your waste management and with proper care and maintenance, you will not become a victim of a major sewerage outage in your area.
Septic tanks are easy to maintain
Some people have concerns about septic tanks and ongoing servicing and management. However, modern solutions provided by Eco-Septic and Central Septics Castlemaine have been engineered to resist damage like cracking and corrosion and will last for many years without the need for ongoing maintenance.
Depending on your water usage, you will only need to have your septic tank system pumped and serviced every three to five years – although it is advised to have the professionals inspect your system once every couple of years to detect any signs of wear.
In most cases, you won’t need to replace your septic tank either. They can be repaired which saves excavation and new product expenses. Septic tanks in Castlemaine are usually cheaper to purchase and maintain than relying on paying fees to council or water companies and can last a lifetime as long as they are regularly serviced and maintained.
Find out more
Central Septics Castlemaine is a Victorian agent for Eco-Septic, completing septic tank and wastewater treatment work in Victoria, Australia. Get in touch with the Central Septics Castlemaine team for the highest quality Eco-Septic tanks today. We offer high-quality installation services for Eco-Septic products and can answer any questions you might have about using treated sewage for irrigation.
Eco-Septic services Benella, Shepparton, Cobram, Wangaratta, Seymour, Mansfield and the surrounding areas. Contact them today for a fast quote at 1800 808 135 or visit their website (www.ecoseptic.com.au).
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