Our Services
Passive System Designs
There are now really good Passive Systems available for both residential and commercial applications.
Soil types and site constraints are factors that need close consideration and special soil testing is required.
These systems usually require no electricity or servicing making them inexpensive to operate and achieving a very high effluent quality further reduces the environmental impact.
During the Onsite Planning Meeting we explain how these systems work and do preliminary soil testing to determine if further deeper testing is warranted.
Septic Systems
Many of the older Septic Systems have passed their use by date, no longer comply with regulations and can be a serious health hazard for your family and pets.
These systems can usually be converted to new passive systems eliminating odours and health risks and in many cases we can incorporate existing infrastructure to reduce costs.
We do lots of Septic Conversion Designs and our focus will always be to design solutions for our clients in a manner that is practical and cost effective.
Space Saving Options
This unique design can reduce the size of the required Irrigation Area by up to 90% and is compliant with regulations.
We developed this design as an alternative to regulated pump out systems that cost a fortune each year to have effluent taken away.
However, we can redesign any type of existing Irrigation Area subject to site conditions as some soil types are unsuitable.
It is a much safer option for children's play areas and can be utilised as a herb, flower or for any type of shallow rooted plants.
Failing Systems
Passive System Design
Treatment System Info
Effluent Disposal Design
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Onsite Planning Meeting
Unique Space Saving Design Advantages.
* Much smaller area frees up more space for sheds, fire pits, entertainment areas, cubby house etc.
* More Environmentally friendly as it reduces the risk of ground water contamination.
* Safer effluent disposal as there is no humane contact, all effluent goes sub-surface.
* Doesn't look like a effluent disposal area, it becomes part of the landscape gardens.
Space Saving Options