You may have put a lot of thought into what kind of septic system is best for your home, but the gravel bed surrounding your field lines is just as important.

You might also hear the drain field called the drainage field, leach field, or absorption field, but they are all the same thing. It is the last stop in the septic wastewater management process.

Many homeowners in Gwinnett County have septic systems, and they frequently question what can be grown, if anything, over their septic drain field. Plant material can be beneficial in these areas ...

The septic repair company had found the cause of her gurgling toilets and slow drain. Her septic drain field system was a failure.“It was a sight no […] ...

Planting over septic fields A review of articles about planting on a septic drain field offer a range of opinions about what, if anything, is suitable. The concerns seem to be focused on three areas: ...

This is the most common septic tank material and can last decades, but is prone to cracking. Concrete septic tanks prices range from $700 to $2,000, according to Home Advisor.

Outdoor odors near the septic tank or drain field are most often caused by sewage leaking from the system before it’s treated. Dirty water and raw sewage leaks can occur for several reasons.