A good septic system starts with a proper site and soil assessment. Soil depth, permeability, slope, and setbacks all affect what system type is allowed and how it needs to be installed.

All installations must meet BC’s Sewerage System Regulation and follow design specs approved by a Registered Onsite Wastewater Practitioner (ROWP) or engineer. This includes tank sizing, pipe slope, minimum separation distances, and material specs.

We work to meet required vertical and horizontal separation distances from wells, watercourses, buildings, and property lines.

We follow the approved design exactly, manage the paperwork, and file as-built records with the Health Authority so you stay compliant and protected.

Excavation and placement of the septic tank(s)

Pump chamber and control panel (if dosing is required)

Pressure distribution or gravity dispersal lines (depending on site and system type)

Sand or gravel media for filtration, where required

Inspection ports, cleanouts, and access lids to grade

Final backfill, grading, and as-built documentation

Our septic installations are done to spec, done to code, and built to last. Whether we designed the system or you're bringing an engineered plan, we handle the full install from excavation to final grading, with all the details filed with the Health Authority.