A frantic customer calls. He sees effluent surfacing around his onsite system, making the ground wet and mushy, and the grass is unusually green and lush over the drainfield. Your first thought? The drainfield is not functioning properly. In fact, it’s failing. Faced with a failing onsite septic system — and with the huge price tag of a completely new system — perhaps drainfield rejuvenation or system repair is your best bet.Kevin Loukes, owner of Charlton Septic Service in Charlton, N.Y., emphasizes septic system maintenance, repair and rejuvenation. In New York, engineers are required to design all new or replacement
Cherry-Picked Drainfield Rejuvenation Tools
In a struggling economy, budget-strapped customers seek cost-effective alternatives when systems fail. We've put together some drainfield rejuvenation options to help you extend the live of an onsite system.
May 29, 2014
| by Briana Jones |
