Central stands out as the premier septic tank installation service in Bath, Ohio by providing superior customer service backed by technical expertise and quality materials. Our team of highly trained and experienced technicians are all certified and compliant with local code and regulations, putting your needs and safety first. In addition to ensuring that our work meets the highest standards of the industry, we use only the best materials for the job in order to create a durable, long-lasting septic tank installation. The superior quality of our work also translates into long-term environmental sustainability as your system is more likely to perform optimally over time. Furthermore, a professionally installed septic tank system can increase the value of your property. At Central, we understand that a septic tank installation is often a substantial investment. We don’t just care about our work today but want you to feel comfortable being our customer tomorrow. We strive to make sure that every installation is done with efficiency and integrity, bringing you peace of mind.

The ideal location for placement of a septic tank is usually the highest point of the property and at least 10 feet away from any buildings. The location should be chosen after adequate soil analysis, which should evaluate soil type, permeability, porosity, water table depth, and texture. Soil should be classified as Class 1 or 2, which indicates a high infiltration rate and ideal soil for a septic system. The septic tank should also be at least 50 feet away from any water sources such as a body of water, septic field, or a well. Note that local zoning laws may require additional measures to protect any water sources. In addition, the septic tank should be placed where the access is easy and workers can quickly reach the tank to perform any necessary repairs and maintenance. Given the complexity of choosing the most suitable location for a septic tank, it is important to consult a professional to ensure the location is appropriate both in terms of efficiency and local zoning laws. Professionals can use various tests and techniques to determine the most suitable location for the tank. It is also important to remember that due to soil conditions, the maximum capacity of the tank, and any local zoning laws, the tank might have to be placed at a location that is less than ideal.