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On-Site Suitability Assessments Services
The most important and fundamental part of any on-site sewage system is the percolation area / polishing filter. Whether the sewage system is required for a new build or an upgrade on an existing system it is critically important that an on-site suitability assessment (EPA Code of Practice 2009) is completed.
Our site assessments are complemented by our extensive experience installing & maintaining septic tanks and other on-site sewage systems. It is this experience which allows us to provide you with tailored options as to which sewage system best suits your needs.
- On-Site Suitability Assessment (Percolation Testing) EPA Code of Practice 2009
- Percolation Area Design – Gravity Systems / Pressurized Systems / Reed Bed Systems / Willow Tree Systems
- Supervision & Sign Off of Percolation Areas / Polishing Filters
- Consultancy – Percolation & Drainage Solutions.
- Over 11 years of hands on experience in testing & design complemented by our maintenance services
- Projects undertaken include direct work for Local County Councils, School projects, Housing projects, Business projects and Domestic Houses
An on-site suitability assessment is carried out to determine the suitability of a site for a standalone on-site sewage system.
The EPA introduced a new Code of Practice in October 2009 for all on-site sewage systems including septic tanks. The purpose of which is primarily to introduce best practice for both the design and ongoing use of on-site sewage systems on a site specific basis.
When installing a new septic tank or treatment system or when upgrading an old system, a site assessment is required. A site assessment / percolation test is a fundamental part of any correctly sited septic tank / sewage treatment plant. Failure to do a site assessment / percolation test often results in poorly designed on-site sewage systems which results in many problems including pollution of ground water and water courses as well as drinking water in nearby wells.
All of our site assessments are carried out in accordance with the latest Environment Protection Agency (EPA) standards by fully qualified personnel (holding FETAC/EPA certification as desired by local authorities).
