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  • Q: What is a septic system and how does it work?
    A: A septic system is an underground wastewater treatment structure used in areas without centralized sewers. It includes a septic tank and a drainfield. The tank digests organic matter and separates oils, grease, and solids from wastewater. The treated liquid, or effluent, leaves the tank and undergoes soil filtration in the drainfield.
  • Q: What types of septic systems does BEST Septic Solutions offer?
    A: BEST Septic Solutions offers two main categories of septic systems: Standard Systems and Alternative Systems. The suitable system for your property depends on factors such as soil type, property size, water table, and local regulations. We provide comprehensive site and soil testing, permitting, and design services to determine the best system for your needs. Contact us for more details specific to your property.
  • Q: What does a septic system cost?
    A: The cost of a septic system can vary due to several factors, including the type of system (standard or alternative), the size of your property, and specific soil conditions. These elements can affect both the design and installation process. For a precise quote tailored to your situation, it’s best to contact us directly. Our goal is to provide expert solutions and ensure your septic system operates efficiently for years to come.
  • Q: When is an alternative septic system required in Maricopa County?
    A: In Maricopa County, an alternative septic system may be required under specific conditions: 1. A slope greater than 15% – Traditional septic systems struggle on steep inclines, posing challenges in liquid distribution and absorption. 2. 50% or more of the ground being rock – Significant rock content impedes the percolation process necessary for a septic system to function properly. 3. Presence of a limiting layer – Dense clay or bedrock close to the surface can hinder the natural filtration process required by traditional septic systems. 4. Insufficient room for regulatory spacing from a wash – Local regulations mandate specific distances between septic systems and natural water conduits, such as washes, streams, or rivers. Insufficient space can pose a risk of contamination to nearby water sources and disrupt the wastewater treatment process. BEST Septic Solutions provides expert site and soil testing, permitting, and design services to help you navigate these complex requirements and ensure compliance with local regulations. Our professional expertise ensures effective and reliable septic solutions tailored to your property’s unique conditions.
  • Q: I'm a real estate agent, and I had a septic inspection fail, can you help?
    A: Yes, absolutely. At BEST Septic Solutions, we understand the crucial role a functioning septic system plays in real estate transactions. Our team is fully equipped to assist you. Whether the issue requires appropriate repairs or the installation of a new system, we offer comprehensive services including site and soils testing, permitting, and the design of both standard and alternative septic systems. Reach out to us for the best methods to handle your septic inspection failure, ensuring a smooth and successful sale and both parties are kept satisfied.
  • Q: Does BEST Septic Solutions provide septic tank pumping and inspection services?
    A: No, BEST Septic Solutions does not provide septic tank pumping or inspection services. Our primary focus is on site and soil testing, permitting, and designing both standard and alternative septic systems. By concentrating on these critical planning aspects, we ensure that every installation, permit, design, and testing we undertake meets rigorous standards and functions efficiently.

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Glendale, AZ, USA

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