Are you looking to have a septic tank installed on your property? Did you know that you must meet a number of specified council and functionality requirements before you can have your septic system installed? This article will provide you with helpful information on the requirements that you need to know before installing a septic tank.
You are required to have council approval to install and run your septic system in every state, which is done by attaining a septic tank permit. Your septic tank installer can often assist you with the wastewater approval process.
Generally, when having your septic tank installed, you are required to have it installed by a qualified professional who has an onsite wastewater permit.
Wastewater that is treated to primary quality must be disposed of in absorption trenches below ground. For wastewater to be reused for toilets, surface irrigation and clothes washing, it must undergo advanced secondary treatment.
In general, the requirements will change based on the type of wastewater being treated, the method of wastewater treatment, the purpose of the recycled water, and the area you live in.
The requirements for you to install a septic tank in your home will vary depending on the state you live in. Each state in Australia has different septic system regulations, so it is important to check with your local council to determine what your specified requirements are for installing a septic tank.
On-site sewage facility installation requirements for the various local SEQ councils.
For any septic tank or wastewater treatment services in South East Queensland, contact Express Wastewater. Our team is professionally trained to handle a wide range of septic system services with high workmanship and customer service. Get in touch with one of our friendly team members today to discuss your wastewater requirements by calling 1300 772 517 or completing our septic tank enquiry form today.