A septic tank is essentially a watertight enclosure that our experienced engineers usually install beneath the grounds of a property, as a result of this they are generally very inconspicuous, perfect for those property owners that are worried about their sewage treatment system being visible.

Both the solid and liquid waste is fed in to the tank and here the solid waste will remain to decompose via natural bacterial action, whilst the liquid effluent will be dispersed into the soil by a land drainage system.

Obviously, over a period of time the solid waste that is stored within the tank will build up, resulting in the system needing to be emptied and cleaned. Fortunately, we at Total Drainage offer a complete package to our clients, including the maintenance of the sewage treatment systems that we install.

Our fleet of tankers are supplied in a selection of sizes and all are fully equipped with specialist kit that will aid the cleaning process. As an example, our jetting equipment can effectively dislodge any waste without our team having to manually enter the tank.

Property owners that are looking for a means of removing waste hygienically from their property should contact a member of our team to learn more about the benefits of septic tanks Bristol. Contact details are available on our website, plus further information about our comprehensive maintenance packages.

We specialise in four main varieties of sewage treatment plants Birmingham area. These are septic tanks, sewage treatment plants, soakaways and sewage pumps. All provide a selection of desirable features that make them perfect for use in specific properties, but two of the most popular are septic tanks and sewage treatment plants.

Septic Tanks – these are essentially watertight tanks that encourage solids in sewage to decompose via natural bacterial action. It also consists of a land drain system that allows the liquid to separate out and drain into the surrounding soil.

Sewage Treatment Plants – these are suitable for those properties that are positioned close to a water course or where a septic tank or soakaway is not suitable, due to poor soil quality. These are extremely discreet, as only a man-hole cover is visible.

For properties that are near to a water course, it is essential that any liquid effluent is treated more thoroughly, so that it reaches the Environment Agency’s stringent standards – only sewage treatment plants can provide this level of treatment.

For further information about our installation, emptying and maintenance services for sewage treatment plants Birmingham, please feel free to visit our website and take a look at the relevant page. Our friendly team would also be more than happy to discuss your property and your requirements in full, all contact details can be found on the site.