Please send it over 😊

No. U should have a vent in the pipe from the house to the tank so the gases vent there.

Do not fill the bottom sides of the lid with concrete the purpose of the webbing is for strength not a 100 pound anchor

@@gilbertcox5075 the instructions on the lid said to. It wasn't a wild idea I created on my own

if he doesn't answer, i'd say it looks like great stuff pond and stone

Nope, it just got pumped a few days before the install of the risers. A septic tank is always "full". The idea of a septic tank is that for every amount of liquid that goes in, an equal amount drains out into the drain field which is perforated pipe out in the yard. The purpose of the tank is to hold the solids which are broken down by bacteria over time. After a few years however, the solids do start to pile up and you need to pump out the tank before the solids get piled up high enough and reaches the drain field. If the solids go out into the drain field, it will cause the system to fail which can cost thousands of dollars to fix or replace.

Most Wisconsin counties have ordinances about getting your septic pumped and will send notices out

Hard to connect a 100+ acre ranch out in the country to the city’s sewer lines 10 miles away

Where i'm from in a civilized society, there are literally people who live hours away from city sewage lines that municipalities or home owners aren't willing to pay millions of dollars just to run a one sewer line to one house. Also, a septic system is a sewage system.

@@ryan_torres um you must think cities always were!! Like cities didn't start out as villages with no sewage turn into towns with no sewage have the sewage poison their air and water then become cities with sewage.

@@PoorPumperSociety you don't need to connect to a cities sewer line I'm sure there is a highway closer than 10miles that also connects to that same inner city line. If not well then partner I think the farming industry in the united States is just about as dead as the industrial factory industry and it's time to sell that land to the city allowing them to build sewer lines closer!!

@@culinarymaster52 well, obviously cities weren't always there. However, a lot of the cities and villages here aren't what you picture in your mind. From what I'm gathering, you're not from the United States. I imagine that when you picture this country, a lot of those images in your mind may come to mind come from images related to the east coast. While true, those "older" cities on that coast are fairly young, compared to a lot of European cities. However, a lot of the west coast is even newer and the population is a lot less dense. You have places in the west coast where you can drive a several hours and not see any civilization. Just empty fields. Then, maybe see a house out by itself. It just isn't feasible to run a single sewer line to that one house. In fact, that home may not even have running water or electricity. They have to fill a tank up at the closest water source and haul it back to their home. A lot of homes around where I live don't have addresses. You have to give directions telling the person to go down the dirt road for 25 miles and then there is a small tree, turn there. Then, go down the dirt road a few more miles where you will see a rock, ect. I hope you understand what I'm trying to convey to you. A lot isn't as easy as you may think.