Septic Systems – New and Repair

Septic System New & Repair

Renaissance Excavating has years of experience with sewage and drainage work.  This includes installation as well as repair, reconstruction, and expansion.  We are licensed Title V inspectors and can address any Title V related concerns that you might have.

Whether you need updates, repair, replacement or new construction installation, Renaissance has the knowledge, experience and equipment required to get your job done in a timely and cost-effective manner.

The cost, process and requirements vary depending on factors such as: soil type, water usage and local jurisdiction. Leave the variables to us! We will work with you along the way from the initial design to your first tank cleaning.

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Types of Septic SystemsThere are different types of Septic systems.  Renaissance has experience installing all types of septic systems:

  • leach field or leach trenches
  • Pump systems
  • Pressurized dosing systems
  • Recirculating Sand filter systems
  • Infiltrator* systems
  • Presby* systems
  • Advantec* treatment systems

How Do I Know If I Need A Septic System?              
Do you have an existing system?During sale or title transfer, the septic system may need to be upgraded to make the system compliant including Title V and other pertinent Massachusetts code. To find out whether or not your system is compliant, call Renaissance.System may be failingThere are many reasons why a septic system may start to fail. Routine pumping (every 2 -3 years) as well as proper care will help with the longevity of your system. While there are several signs of a failing system, the most prominent symptom is effluent surfacing in the drainfield area.

 

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Adding a room to a home?Septic systems are designed to handle an estimated usage based on the number of bedrooms and size of a home. Adding to your home/office or building a garage etc to tie into the existing septic system may require an update to the system to meet Massachusetts code.New construction?If there isn’t a city sewer and water main available, chances are a septic system will be required. Check with your local government’s building department for information.I need a new system, where do I start?To start the process of installing a new septic system, you need to obtain a design/site plan. The site plan is used by system installers to create a proposal on the work to be performed, based on specifications per Massachusetts code.* – Registered trademarks 100_0875

Located in Gill, Renaissance Excavating serves Western Massachusetts including Franklin County and the Pioneer Valley areas.

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