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Clearlake Septic System Installation, Design, Maintenance, Repair, and Site and Soil Evaluation

Looking for expert septic tank installation, repair, maintenance, site and soil evaluation, and design in California? Our team at Acuantia is here to help! We have experts near you across the state. Call today to see what services are available in your area!

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Septic Services in Your Area

System Design

Our team provides you with septic design options that best fit your site needs, within your budget.

Installation

We work closely with you to have a septic system installed within budget and in your timeline.

Repairs

Our pros are experts at diagnosing the right repair to get your system running properly.

Site & Soil Evaluation

We evaluate your site and soils to make sure it can support a repair, expanded, or new septic system.

Maintenance

We maintain your system on a regular basis, keeping you informed and being proactive.

In California, septic system regulations are enforced by the city, county, and state. The city regulations are the most stringent, followed by the county regulations and then the state regulations. All septic systems must be designed and installed by a licensed engineer or contractor, and they must be inspected every three years. In the areas near and within Clearlake, CA, following the state, county and municipal regulations for installing a septic system are extremely important. Our team at Acuantia can help you ensure compliance from design to permitting - all the way to installation and inspection. Call today to learn more!

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Due to Clearlake's close proximity to the lake, there are a few factors you will need to consider when installing a septic system:

The proximity of the septic system to the lake. The septic tank and drain field must be located at least 100 feet from the lakeshore. This is to prevent the wastewater from the septic system from contaminating the lake.
The type of soil. The soil in Clearlake is mostly clay, which is not as permeable as sandy soil. This means that septic systems in Clearlake need to be larger and have more drain field area than septic systems in areas with sandy soil.
The climate. The climate in Clearlake is Mediterranean, with hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters. This can put stress on septic systems, as the water in the septic tank can evaporate more quickly in hot weather, and the dry soil can make it difficult for the wastewater to drain properly.
The size of the home. The size of the home will determine the size of the septic tank and drain field. A larger home will require a larger septic system.
The number of occupants. The number of occupants will also affect the size of the septic system. A home with more occupants will require a larger septic system.
It is important to consult with a licensed septic installer to determine the specific requirements for your home and to ensure that the septic system is properly installed and maintained.

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Let us take your septic stress. No matter how large or small, complex or simple, we can handle it and be your guide!