Septic Tank Installation Services in Tulsa
On Call Services & Rentals starts each septic tank installation with a site evaluation and will go over the installation process with you before any septic services are performed. Site evaluations are important to determine the size of the drainage field and septic tank that will be needed. We’ll take a look at the soil on the property, and assess other factors that must be known before we begin.
After we meet and understand the local regulations and get permits, we begin installing the septic tank. We’ll also make room for inlet and outlet piping. We will look at what type of manhole cover might be needed as well.
Every septic system installed by On Call Services is permitted by the Department of Environmental Quality and inspected by a State Certified Inspector. Repair your aging septic systems or arrange for the installation of a new one with help from the septic system installation and repair team at On Call Services in Tulsa.
Tulsa Septic Tank Pumping Services
Anaerobic Septic Tanks
Anaerobic septic systems utilize anaerobic bacteria to break down solid waste. These bacteria don’t rely on oxygen to live. An aerobic system uses a septic tank with two pipes – one of which goes to the house, and the other to your yard. The pipe that goes to your yard splits into several pipes under your yard.
The solid waste inside the tank is consumed by the bacteria, while the liquid waste floats to the top. The wastewater from the tank will then percolate into the soil from the pipes under your yard.
Download a helpful guide on anaerobic septic systems (also called subsurface sewage treatment systems) from the State of Oklahoma below.
Aerobic Septic System
Aerobic septic systems utilize three tanks. Waste enters the first tank where the solids settle and the liquids move to the top. Then it moves to the treatment tank where an aerator moves oxygen bubbles through the waste to allow aerobic bacteria to consume it. Then the wastewater moves to a pump tank where it’s treated again. Next, sprinkler heads in your yard will water your lawn with the treater gray water.
Download a helpful guide on aerobic septic systems from the State of Oklahoma here.
