EditorialRainfall Records Threaten Onsite Systems on Low Ground

Rainfall Records Threaten Onsite Systems on Low Ground

Designers must consider forecasts of high precipitation and intense storms when siting septic systems on low ground near lakes and rivers.

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Jim Anderson
Jim Anderson

We’ve received a few questions recently dealing with issues around high groundwater, drainage and impacts on current septic systems, and designs for the future.

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