A test. We find out if your septic system can be turned 'Everlasting' by qualifying 3 variables about your system -

1. No groundwater
2. No bad soil (Clay-like soil)
3. No bad structure (Some fixable, some not)

Less than 6% of septic systems we evaluate do not pass this test. Those systems just continue pumping on a specific schedule based on waste to keep lasting as long as possible

If your system has issues already then there is a 90% chance your system can be fixed.
What kind of issues? Clogging of the drain field/overfull drain field and you may have experienced a back-up into your home.
Installing this technology before a septic system has issues will prevent the 1 in 10 chance that it can't be fixed...
Why? Once a drain field becomes over-saturated, then there is a SMALL chance the soil can become unfixable due to composition

If your system does not have issues yet (no wastewater building and clogging in the drain field), then your system qualifies to become 'Everlasting' and potentially you will never experience a failure type of situation.
If your septic system ever fails in the future we will investigate the reason for failure and back our workmanship 100% as long as the maintenance agreement is kept. We will get the system working for you again in no time, unless hazardous material has been put into the system to prevent it from working.

Benefit 1 - Your system is given the chance to last 'forever' by using technology that is proven to eat up all organic matter in a septic system

Benefit 2 - Average Septic System lifespan is 25 years and the average person will experience 2 replacements in their lifetime totaling $60k... OR all that can be avoided with the decision to install the Everlasting Septic System once.

Benefit 3 - Reduce Septic Tank Pumping frequency and the cost of Septic System Maintenance tremendously

Extra Benefits - Eliminate foul septic smells forever and risk of digging up the entire yard to pay $30k for replacement

Why would failure occur?

1. The system was failed already -> We tested the system so it falls into the 10% category of systems that cannot be fixed. Why? Over-saturated systems, in a handful of cases, will have unfixable soil when containing too much clay.
2. The system was not failed already -> Abuse over time is the ONLY way to explain this:
   • Too much water usage (fixable)...
   • Harmful chemicals put down drains that are not okay for septic systems...
   • Material flushed that cannot be broken down, clogging the stone...
   • Roots growing into the drain field...

Without the factors above, this new technology has the potential to make a septic system last forever

67-year-old septic system brought back to life.
Most don't make it to that age.

The average septic system lifespan is 20-40 years until clogging and failure. Google search will tell you 25 years.

Option # 1 -> Ride the septic system to its very last breath. Fixing failure comes with a 1 in 10 risk that the system cannot be fixed (due to soil composition), which means at least a 10% chance that $20,000+ will be spent on digging up to replace with a new system.
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Option # 2 -> Take action to extend the septic system lifespan. Preventing failure with this solution guarantees extending the life tremendously due to sending clean water out into the drain field, and the number of years it will last has not been discovered yet.

Systems that are NOT failed yet, should be able to last up to 80 years or longer.