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SEPTIC TANK SERVICES FOR RESIDENTIAL CLIENTS IN CALGARY

Name: High Country Vac Services
Address: 64164 - 393 Loop East, Okotoks, AB, T1S 0L1, Canada
Telephone: 403-938-1500

The septic tank is an essential part of your home’s sewage system, which means that it must be properly installed and maintained in order to function at its optimal level. It is generally recommended to have your pumped on an annual basis, and it is best to allow a professional perform the job to ensure ideal results.

If you are looking for professional septic services in Okotoks, AB, you can trust High Country Septic to provide you with residential waste management for your individual needs.

We have a single-axle truck available for sensitive landscapes around your home, as well as a separate truck for water cistern cleaning on your property. We are fully dedicated to upholding the highest health and safety standards in the industry, and thus you can be assured that the evaluation and maintenance of your home’s septic system will be performed with the utmost safety and efficiency.

Our team is equipped with the tools and machinery that are specially designed for residential waste cleanups. When you need quality septic services in Okotoks, AB, look no further than High Country Septic for our professional assistance. Please do not hesitate to call or contact us by email to obtain a quote or schedule an appointment.

Summary of Services

Our selection of septic services includes:

Septic tank pumping and cleaning
Scheduled wastewater holding tank removal
Septic pump installation
Line flushing and frozen line thawing
In-line camera inspection
Septic system evaluation

How it Works...

An illustrated look at how a typical household septic system works.

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A septic system is a simple yet effective way to safely treat and dispose of sewage. The most common type is the soil absorption system.

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Soiled water from the house (toilets, sinks, tubs, washing machine, etc.) enters the first compartment of the septic tank. Heavier solids settle to the bottom as sludge, the lighter particles float to the top forming a "scum" layer and what remains is wastewater. The wastewater is transferred to the second compartment of the tank through a transfer pipe.

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From here, the water flows to the septic field either through a siphon or an electric pump located inside the tank. Once the wastewater reaches the field, further decomposition takes place as the water filters through the rock and soil. The septic field is usually composed of four or five pipes approximately 100 ft. in length containing many holes.

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These holes allow the water to escape and to be distributed evenly throughout the field. The pipes are embedded in crushed rock to allow for further distribution of the wastewater.

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Insulation such as straw is often added to protect from freezing in the winter months. After the wastewater reaches this point it is absorbed by the surrounding soil and enters the ground water system.

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