Effluent Filter & Screen Cleaning

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Effluent Filter & Screen Cleaning

Required on systems installed in 2007 and after (Ohio)
- Recommended upgrade for all systems
Protect the longevity of the final treatment and dispersal zones
It is recommended that these be cleaned during any septic system service along with at least once a year.
- Sometimes more depending on the size of the filter, organic loading, and flow through the system.
The advantage of the effluent screen/filter is that they are effective at removing some solids.
The disadvantage is that they can plug with materials they are trapping.
A monitoring or alarm device should be used with an effluent screen to avoid backup into the house.
A service contract is an option for care free operation.

FEATURES

During the service of your effluent filter, it will receive a thorough cleaning of the filter and evaluation of the materials captured
Different size filters available to accommodate all types of systems, loading rates, and flows

OPTIONS

Installation of Effluent Filter or Screen
Routine Cleaning Service
Service and Maintenance Contract
Replacement of existing effluent filter or screen
Upgrade to an effluent filter during an outlet baffle replacement

REQUIREMENTS

Ground level access is required
- Locating and access services available
- Installation of Riser and Lids available
Special Requirements vary based on service option
- Call for any special requirements regarding your desired service

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