Septic Services

Don't flush your 💲 away! Get professional septic installation and repair.

Septic systems are small scale sewage treatment systems common in areas with no connecting to sewage pipes provided by a city or town. They generally consist of a tank that is connected to an inlet pipe on one end and a septic drain field on the other.

If a septic system is not maintained or kept using good habits, repairs may be necessary.

Septic services we offer

Offer Better Value

  • Perc testing
  • We install or repair the following:
    • Pipe and Stone systems
    • Presby systems
    • Infiltrator systems
    • Mantis systems
    • Cultec systems
    • Roth tanks
  • Town and city sewer connection installations and repairs
  • Town and city water connection installations and repairs
  • Replacement of damaged septic tanks and D-boxes
  • Pump chamber installations
  • Tight tank installations
  • Well line installation and repair
  • Drainage issues
  • Excavation and site work

Extend the life of your septic system

Here are some helpful tips to extend the life or your septic system:
  • Conserve water, fix leaky toilets and faucets
  • Do not put fats, oil, grease, pesticides, paint, solvents or unused antibiotics down the drain
  • Do not discard in the system the following:
    • Cigarette butts
    • Disposable diapers
    • Sanitary napkins
    • Cat litter
    • Paper towels
    • Coffee grounds
    • Cloth
    • Plastic
    • Metal
  • Do not discharge backwash from a water softener into the system
  • Do not put bleach, ammonia, antibiotics or strong disinfectants into the system
  • Do not use a garbage disposal
  • Do not plant trees, put an above-ground pool, shed, pave or park over the top of a leach field
  • If your septic has an effluent filter it should be inspected annually and cleaned in accordance with the manufacturer's directions. Do not remove the filter if the water level in the tank is above the filter.
  • Spread out wash loads throughout the week

Signs of a septic system failure

If you have any of the following signs, you may have a failed septic system and will likely need it repaired or replaced. Please call us immediately if you see any of these signs.
  • Slow draining toilets and fixtures
  • Sewage back-up
  • Strong odors from the system
  • Puddles or seepage in the leaching area

SEPTIC REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT
FINANCING AVAILABLE

AS LOW AS 1%

Government grants may be available that don't require you to pay them back.

There are also subsidized loan that can be as low as 1%.

Tax credits and below market financing are available
Contact Koyzra Contruction for details.
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Septic services for residents and businesses across Central and Western Massachusetts. 

Septic System

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How can I know where my septic system is located?

    In your basement, all your drainage plumbing is likely leading to a large cast iron or plastic pipe that goes through your foundation. That pipe likely leads to where your septic tank is buried.

  • How often should I get my septic tank inspected?

    You should have your septic tank inspected and pumped every 3 to 5 years. If you have a large family or host events often, then you should consider having it inspected more often.

  • How long do septic systems last?

    Some septic systems can last up to 25 years and sometimes longer in some cases. The life of a septic system depends on the maintenance and care of the system. With regular inspections and repairs, you can extend the life of a concrete septic tank for several decades.

  • Can I use liquid fabric softener with a septic system?

    Some fabric softeners have ingredients that can kill off the beneficial bacteria in the septic tank. You may want to read your fabric softener ingredients and then contact us if you have any questions.