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     Hansel's Septic Tank Service

     Septic Systems · 7.52mi

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     4835 Trabue Rd, Columbus, OH · (614) 701-9728
     
     
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     Epic Septic

     Septic Systems, Septic & Drain Service · 9.91mi

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     Columbus, OH · (614) 813-7318
     
     
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     Hansel Septic Tank Service

     Septic Systems · 5.02mi

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     990 Hart Rd, Columbus, OH · (614) 272-0925
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     Suburban Sanitation

     Septic Systems, Precast Concrete · 5.31mi

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     3734 Montclair Dr, Columbus, OH · (614) 491-5086
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     Ohio Cast Stone

     Septic & Drain Service, Septic Systems · 4.52mi

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     45 W Barthman Ave, Columbus, OH · (614) 444-2278
     
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     A & B Sanitation Inc

     Septic & Drain Service, Septic Systems · 7.37mi

     Open · 3 on Yelp

     5329 Cherry Bottom Rd, Columbus, OH · (614) 471-1535
     
     
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   What is a chamber septic system?

   • 2. Chamber System Chamber septic systems are a common alternative to conventional gravel systems in places with a high groundwater table. Instead of using gravel drain fields, these systems consist of a series of connected open-bottomed leaching chambers surrounded by soil.

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   What are the different types of septic systems?

   • There are quite a few types of septic systems, with one of the most popular being the conventional anaerobic septic system. Whether you already have an anaerobic system or you’re considering installing one, here’s an overview of how they work, how they compare to other systems, and how to know if they’re right for your home.

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   How much does a septic system cost?

   • Because conventional systems are the most common type of septic system for single-family homes, they are relatively easy to repair when needed. Conventional septic tank systems typically cost $3,000 to $8,000. On the plus side, anaerobic systems are some of the most affordable septic systems on the market.

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   How does a septic system work?

   • Another unique septic system, a constructed wetland recreates the water treatment processes in natural wetlands. Wastewater flows from the septic tank into a wetland cell made of a watertight liner, gravel, sand, and aquatic plants that thrive in a perpetually saturated environment.

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4. www.angi.com › articles › types-septic-systems9 Types of Septic Systems: Pros, Cons, and Costs - Angi

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   May 16, 2024 · Septic designs vary from home to home depending on the size of the lot, soil type, slope of the ground, proximity to nearby bodies of water, climate, and more. This list describes nine types of septic tanks and designs, each with different advantages and uses.

5. www.epa.gov › septic › how-care-your-septic-systemHow to Care for Your Septic System | US EPA

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   6 days ago · Learn the basics of septic system maintenance, including inspection, pumping, water efficiency, waste disposal, and drainfield care. Find answers to frequently asked questions and resources for septic service providers.

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7. www.epa.gov › septicSeptic Systems (Decentralized/Onsite Systems) | US EPA

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   May 31, 2024 · Learn how to design, install, operate, and maintain septic systems that protect public health and water resources. Find guidance, technical assistance, and resources from EPA and its partners.

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8. www.houselogic.com › septic-tank-pumpingA Homeowner's Guide to Septic Tank Pumping - houselogic.com

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   Jun 3, 2024 · This guide provides an overview of septic tank pumping, including what you need to know from the costs and procedures and how often to have your tank pumped, so your system will stay in tip-top shape.

9. www.bobvila.com › articles › septic-systems8 Questions Home Buyers Have About Septic Systems - Bob Vila

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   May 28, 2024 · A septic system is designed to filter wastewater. It consists of a large septic tank, distribution box, baffles, and a drain field, all of which are underground.

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10. www.angi.com › articles › septic-vs-sewer-systemSeptic vs. Sewer: Which Is Better for You? - Angi

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    May 15, 2024 · Septic and sewer are types of wastewater management services. Septic is common in rural areas, while sewer is best for municipalities. Sewer service costs less to install but comes with a monthly bill. Both require professionals for installation and repairs.

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12. www.angi.com › articles › anaerobic-septic-systemWhat Is an Anaerobic Septic System? - Angi

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    Jun 4, 2024 · An anaerobic septic system is a waste management system commonly used in rural and suburban homes. One of its central features is a watertight underground or above-ground septic tank, which collects waste from your sinks, showers, and toilets whenever you flush or let water run down the drain.