I saw the article in the paper a year ago. The very wet spring of two years ago gave me great concern that my 28 year old conventional septic was beginning to fail. The lawn would take forever to dry out and the grass was always greener over the septic tank. The septic pumper told me that I should have it pumped every 6 months from now on to prevent further exhaustion of the system. I had no intention of putting a new system into a house that I planned to live in only about 3 more years....so I figured what you were asking was a small price to pay and I had an entire year to see if it worked. What did I have to lose...right?
All I can say is it was a great investment. I have been telling my neighbors about it and just about everyone else I can think of. Still can't quite figure out how it has been so successful, but it has and that's all I need to know. And...when I do move, it's coming with me. Hooray for the genius that finally figured out a way to prevent me from sending the septic tank installers kids to college!! Thanks again
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