Our house is 7 years old and recently we had a leak of odorous liquid "bubbling" into our yard (we had our system pumped three years ago). Our septic company (friends of ours) came out, pumped the tank and said that when the house was built not enough collection chambers were installed (apparently we have four rows of 50 feet of chambers); that our soil was saturated, which is what is causing the leakeage into the yard. The lines are clear, no clogs or sludge. We were told that we need some more feet of drainage chambers to sponge up the liquid that is now going into the yard. We have five people in our house-two parents and three teenagers.
I just wanted a second opinion-not that we don't trust our friend but want to make sure we understand what is needed. Will the extra chambers solve our problem?
Thanks for your expert opinion!
Liz from Georgia
I just wanted a second opinion-not that we don't trust our friend but want to make sure we understand what is needed. Will the extra chambers solve our problem?
Thanks for your expert opinion!
Liz from Georgia