Professional Septic System Installation in Abilene, KS

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A New Septic Tank Or Absorption Field

Septic tank installation in Abilene, KS, gives homeowners a durable, cost-efficient, and environmentally friendly way to get rid of their waste.

Whether you have an existing septic tank on your property that’s reached the end of its lifespan or are priming your lot for the construction of a new home, Salina Septic Service and our expert technicians can make this process seamless and hassle-free.

With septic system installation, you can sidestep the high costs of building and maintaining a sewer line, minimize your risk of contaminating the local water supply, and enjoy two to three decades of reliable performance.

"Needed to have septic tank emptied and everyone from the person on the phone to the guys that came out were personal and professional. Special shout outs to Sheldon and Jordan.! Highly recommend Salina Septic Service." -Carl H.

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Septic System Installation in Abilene

Septic system installation is a multi-pronged process. Common in rural areas of Abilene that aren’t connected to municipal sewer systems, these features capture toilet waste. While septic tanks retain solid waste for eventual removal by pumping, they route wastewater into nearby drain fields.

Located underground, these fields distribute partially treated sewage across subterranean soils and approved drain field products so that it can percolate through the earth. This manner of percolation removes nitrogen and many other pollutants.

It also eliminates disease-causing pathogens. The resulting water replenishes groundwater supplies, and in some areas, it additionally replenishes aquifers.

Our septic tank installation in Abilene is a five-step process:

Extract the old or damaged septic tank
Prime the ground for the installation of a new tank
Install and connect the new tank
Schedule an inspection to ensure that the tank meets all codes and regulations

To finish, our installers backfill the hole. Then, you’ll have a stable, level landscape and the ability to grow grass, flowers, and other living outdoor features. Abilene homeowners with septic tanks don’t lose valuable outdoor space.

They can still put in decks, pavers, xeriscapes, play structures, gazebos, outdoor kitchens, and more. Buried at least 6-feet deep and approximately 10-feet away from buildings, septic tanks don’t disrupt outdoor activities or compromise safety.

Before scheduling your septic installation, you’ll want to consider your tank size needs. We consider both home and household size, the number of water-reliant appliances on properties, and other critical factors.

These assessments ensure that septic tanks are never overwhelmed even when residents have multiple loads of laundry to wash, numerous family members or guests showering and flushing toilets, and dishwashers that always seem to be on.

First-Rate Septic Tank Installation

We offer septic tank installation Abilene locals can trust. We start our work by explaining the benefits and drawbacks of each tank design, helping our clients choose the right tank features, and determining the best and most needs-specific tank sizes.

Throughout our work, we explain each stage of installation so that homeowners can make informed decisions about their properties and get the answers they need.

You can count on us to provide fair and transparent pricing even as we practice diligent noise control, dust control, and job site safety. When we’re done, we’ll explain how your new septic system works and give you detailed information on maintaining your septic tank and avoiding common problems.

A talented team of trained professionals staffs us, and we perform over 100 excavation-related installations each year.

For expert septic system installation or repairs in Abilene, call Salina Septic Service today! We also offer large dumpster rentals and portable toilet rentals.

Can a homeowner install their own septic system?

While homeowners may consider installing their septic systems, Salina Septic recommends professional consultation. We ensure adherence to regulations, proper permits, and expertise in soil composition, plumbing, and local codes for safe and compliant installations.

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