• Septic drain field problems.
• Septic backups due to drain field problems.
• Septic drain field, leach field, cesspool and drywell restoration.

• Drain Fields, Cesspools, Leach Fields, and Dry Wells

Stages of Septic Drain Field Failure

1^st Your septic drain field soil binds up because of sodium and prevents drainage.

2^nd Aerobic Bacteria turns in Anaerobic Bacteria with creates the Bio-Mat
     (Bio-Mat is the black tars found in the soil or drain lines).

3^rd Biomat starts to create a barrier preventing proper drainage.

4^th Septic Drain Field starts to show wet spots in your yard and backs up.

Stages of Drain Field Restoration

1^st Have your system pumped including your distribution box
    (If the distribution box has debris (Bio-Mat) have it flushed out).

2^nd Add four gallons of Septic Drainer via drain pipes or distribution box for an
     average size system (1000 gallon tank).

3^rd Be patient as it takes from one week to three months to properly penetrate the
     septic drain field. 

C A U T I O N . . .

Aeration systems do not remove the sodium from the soil, which is the underlying problem. First solve the reason why your system failed before you add air to your system. These systems are up to $ 1,500.00 and must be supported by electricity at a monthly cost.

These systems do convert anaerobic bacteria back in aerobic bacteria. If you eliminate the sodium issue while you are treating the soil, this in turn will aerate the soil at the same time.

Adding bacteria does very little for your drain field and the evidence of this fact is if this where fact why does the USEPA estimate that 25% of the systems today are in failure or have failed when the bacteria people sell $ 60,000,000.00 dollars worth of septic bacteria a year and we still have failures?