FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

At SSD, we offer a comprehensive approach to septic tank design.

  • We provide personalized solutions: Our experienced team considers the unique characteristics of each property to create tailored septic tank designs. This ensures that the system meets your specific needs and maximizes efficiency.
  • Streamlined permit acquisition: We guide you through the entire process, making permit acquisition and approval from the city a smooth and prompt experience. This helps facilitate a successful and efficient project.
  • Expert guidance: We have the expertise to advise you on important factors such as chemical usage, odor reduction, and optimizing space. Our recommendations can make a significant impact and improve manageability.
  • Case-by-case calculations: We perform detailed calculations based on individual cases, taking into account factors like maximum capacity for residual waters. This ensures accurate design and functionality.

By choosing our services, you can benefit from our expertise and attention to detail, resulting in a well-designed septic tank system that meets your specific requirements.

When it comes to designing septic systems, we require specific information to ensure compliance with local authorities and to provide you with the best options. Here’s what we need:

  1. New Construction or Business: For commercial construction, especially new developments, acquiring permits is essential. We guide you in selecting the right site and design that will result in a more efficient and long-lasting development.
  2. Installation or Modification of Existing System: If you need installation or modification of an existing system, we require the following details for a property evaluation:
    • Inspection of the existing system
    • Survey with elevation information
    • Five months of water bill records
  3. Grease Trap System Design: For designing a grease trap system, we need the following information:
    • Architectural floor plan of the food preparation, cooking, and processing areas
    • Description of the process involved
    • Number of seats or the amount of meals served per day
  4. New System Design: For new septic system designs, we need the following information:
    • Architectural floor plan
    • Architectural site plan
    • Survey elevation details
    • Plumbing plan

By providing us with these specific details, we can ensure that the septic system design meets your requirements, complies with regulations, and delivers efficient and effective results.

When it comes to designing septic systems, we require specific information to ensure compliance with local authorities and to provide you with the best options. Here’s what we need:

  1. New Construction or Business: For commercial construction, especially new developments, acquiring permits is essential. We guide you in selecting the right site and design that will result in a more efficient and long-lasting development.
  2. Installation or Modification of Existing System: If you need installation or modification of an existing system, we require the following details for a property evaluation:
    • Inspection of the existing system
    • Survey with elevation information
    • Five months of water bill records
  3. Grease Trap System Design: For designing a grease trap system, we need the following information:
    • Architectural floor plan of the food preparation, cooking, and processing areas
    • Description of the process involved
    • Number of seats or the amount of meals served per day
  4. New System Design: For new septic system designs, we need the following information:
    • Architectural floor plan
    • Architectural site plan
    • Survey elevation details
    • Plumbing plan

By providing us with these specific details, we can ensure that the septic system design meets your requirements, complies with regulations, and delivers efficient and effective results.

The timeline for septic system design can vary depending on the complexity of the project and the local permitting process. Generally, it takes several weeks to a few months from the initial consultation to the final design approval. At SSD, we strive to streamline the process and provide you with an estimated timeline based on your specific project.

Proper maintenance is crucial to ensure the longevity and efficient operation of your septic system. Regular pumping, typically every 3 to 5 years, is necessary to remove accumulated solids. Additionally, practicing water conservation, avoiding flushing harmful substances, and monitoring the system’s performance are essential steps in maintenance.

The specific permits needed for septic system installation can vary depending on your location and the type of system being installed. Common permits include construction permits and septic system permits. As part of our services, we assist you in navigating the permit acquisition process to ensure compliance with local regulations.

We focus mainly on providing top-notch designs, but we are more than happy to recommend skilled and reliable installation teams from our network of trusted partners. Rest assured, our team will work closely with you and the recommended installation professionals to ensure a seamless and successful installation process, resulting in a properly functioning septic system that meets all your needs.

Absolutely! We believe in building long-term relationships with our clients. After installation, we provide ongoing support, answer any questions you may have, and conduct follow-up inspections to ensure the septic system is operating optimally.

The cost of septic system design can vary depending on factors such as the size and complexity of the project. We offer transparent pricing and can provide you with a detailed quote after evaluating your specific requirements during the initial consultation.

Scheduling a consultation is easy! You can contact us through our website or give us a call to set up an appointment. During the consultation, we will discuss your needs, assess the property, and provide you with a tailored plan for your septic system design.

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