SEPTIC TANKS IN NORTHERN RIVERS
Install Or Upgrade Septic Tanks
With more than 34 years’ experience in the industry, Rob Powell Plumbing provides high quality workmanship on all septic system installations and upgrades across the Northern Rivers.
When it comes to septic systems, it is critical to call in an experienced plumber that can identify the real problem and provide a permanent solution. At Rob Powell Plumbing, our highly skilled plumbers use a sewer camera and jetters to deliver a thorough examination of your septic system.
If You Are Looking To Install A Septic System, We Guarantee To Use High Quality Products For Domestic Or Commercial Properties
We operate all installations efficiently and safely, by always maintaining excellent health and safety procedures on site.
At Rob Powell Plumbing, we are a family owned business where we prioritise customer satisfaction above all else. We take pride in our thorough and professional services and we are dedicated to finishing all jobs to a high standard.
Call us today to discuss your septic system!
Frequently Asked Questions
What Are Septic Tanks?
A septic tank is a container used to treat wastewater and is most commonly used in rural areas. The septic tank separates the wastewater in 3 layers: solids, grease and liquid. The liquid is then spread on the surrounding soil and the solids are left to breakdown in the tank.
What Are Some Common Signs That Your Septic Tank Is Not Working Properly?
If you notice any of the following signs, call an experienced plumber to have the problems checked out professionally.
- Sewage in the toilet flows away very slowly
- Liquid waste overflows from the disconnector trap
- Top of the septic tank is wet
- Strong, unpleasant smell near the tank
- Well grown patches of grass around the tank
Do You Need Permits To Install A Septic Tank?
Yes, you do need a permit from your local council if you wish to install a septic tank. To ensure your system meets the requirements, you must obtain an approval to install and operate the system. Contact your local council or plumber for detailed information.