Question:I’m about to install a residential system in rural western North Carolina. There seem to be many things to consider that, while not required here, would improve the long-term performance of the system. As an example, I don’t understand why there is not a locater installed for the access opening. It could be something as simple as a bird bath so that it doesn’t demand a search every time. Or a schematic drawing of the actual installation if something gets wonky in 20 years. Maybe adding more drainfield than required. Or a larger tank than the minimum to accommodate future
