Leach Field Septic System *Click on the picture to go to our Leachfield Picture Portfolio* A Leach Field Septic System is used to remove contaminants and impurities from the liquids flowing through the perforated pipes of the system. These pipes  allow liquids to leach out to the surrounding soil and unwanted waste is absorbed into that surrounding soil.

Drip System *Click on the picture to go to our Drip Picture Portfolio* A drip septic system releases small amounts or "drips" of wastewater from small holes in rubber piping laid on top of a bed of sand. Drips are released at regular intervals  maximizing the treatment of sewage and minimizing the risk of untreated wastewater quickly flowing through the soil. Drip septic systems are often used on steep slopes, forested areas and other places where trenches are difficult to install.

Mound Septic Systems *Click on picture to go to our Mound Picture Portfolio* The mound system was developed to operate in areas where septic systems are more prone to failure. Specifically, areas that have slow or fast absorption through the soils, soil with shallow cover over porous bedrock, and soils that have high seasonal water tables.