Professional Newmarket Septic Tank Replacement Services

Septic tanks manage wastewater treatment for homes without city sewer connections. These underground systems collect wastewater from your house, like toilets and the kitchen. Once the water tank enters the system, wastewater enters the tank, and it naturally departs.

When it comes to the button of the sink, where bacteria get to work breaking them down. Meanwhile, the liquid portion flows out into a drain field. There, the surrounding soil works like a natural filter and absorbs and cleans the water. You should know how it works exactly:

How a Septic Tank Functions:

1. Collection of Wastewater: All the wastewater from your home flows into the septic tank.
2. Separation of Solids and Liquids: Solid waste settles at the bottom of the tank and forms sludge. The lighter materials like grease float to the top and create scum. 
3. Bacterial Breakdown: Bacteria inside the tank break down the organic matter and reduce the solid waste.
4. Liquid Waste Discharge: The liquid waste exits the tank and enters the drain field, where soil naturally filters it.
5. Absorption and Purification: The soil in the drain field removes bacteria and impurities. 

There are many types of septic tanks available in the market, but we will install one according to the needs of your property. Know what the options are available:

1. Concrete Septic Tanks

Concrete septic tanks are mostly used because of their longevity. They can manage loads of wastewater and environmental conditions. But these are very heavy in weight and require professional installation to avoid cracks or leaks in the future. 

2. Plastic Septic Tanks

Plastic tanks are lightweight and easy to install. They are suitable for properties with less space or lower water usage. They do not corrode like metal tanks, but you need to install them properly as they can shift in the ground.

3. Fiberglass Septic Tanks

Fiberglass tanks are strong, corrosion-resistant, and do not crack easily. They are lighter than concrete and highly durable. They work properly in areas with high water tables since they are less likely to float or shift underground. 

4. Aerobic Septic Tanks

Aerobic tanks use oxygen to break down waste more efficiently. They need electricity, but give faster waste treatment and better environmental protection. These tanks are perfect for homes with smaller drain fields or areas with poor soil conditions.

Your septic tank has a particular lifespan. If you see any of the following signs, you should replace your system:

• Your drains back up often and run slowly. This clearly means your system is not working properly. 
• If you face strong odors near your yard or drains, then it clearly means leaks or overfilled tanks.
• Pooling water around the septic tank area is a sign of leakage or failure.
• Lush green patches of grass over the septic tank suggest that waste is seeping into the soil.
• Your tank shows cracks or structural damage. This creates contamination and major plumbing issues. 

Our expert plumbers follow a step-by-step process to give you an easy and smooth replacement:

1. Inspection and Assessment – We check your current plumbing system and determine the best replacement solution.
2. Planning and Permits – We manage all the required paperwork to comply with local regulations.
3. Excavation and Removal – We safely remove the old tank and prepare the site for a new installation.
4. New Tank Installation – We install a good-quality septic tank and ensure it is properly connected to your plumbing system.
5. Testing and Final Checks – We check the system to confirm everything is working properly and restore your yard.

If we talk about the expense, septic replacement costs between $5,000 and $15,000 for a full septic tank replacement. The cost of replacing a septic tank depends on many things, including the size of the tank, soil conditions, permit fees, and excavation work required.