Central stands out as the premier septic tank installation service in Boston, Ohio for a number of reasons. All of our technicians are highly trained and certified professionals – they have extensive knowledge of all applicable local codes and regulations, and have experience complying with the most rigorous standards. We ensure that every job is completed with the highest-quality materials, ensuring that the resulting system is able to reliably and safely handle the demands of a modern household for years to come. At Central we understand the importance of a professionally installed septic tank system from a long-term perspective, and always strive to maximize both property value and environmental sustainability. A septic tank system expertly installed by Central will provide efficient, environmentally friendly waste management service which can even prove to be more cost-effective than public sewer systems over time. That same system will also enhance the safety and value of the home itself, increasing its value to potential buyers – something that any homeowner can appreciate.

The ideal location for a septic tank on a property will depend on several factors, including soil type, the proximity of the tank to the house, and local zoning laws. Generally speaking, it is important to place the septic tank at least 50 feet away from any source of water, including a well or reservoir, to prevent contamination. Additionally, the soil type is important; percolation tests should be conducted to determine the effectiveness of the soil, as it’s important that the leach field (where liquid from the septic tank drains into the ground) is properly absorbed. Furthermore, local zoning ordinances set restrictions for the placement of septic tanks, so it is essential to consult with your local authority before digging to ensure it is legal. It is important to emphasize that although these general considerations are important, they should not replace the need for a professional evaluation. A professional site assessment will take into account the layout of the land, soil type, and local regulations to create a septic system design suited to the property. A professional evaluation is the only way to determine the most suitable location for a septic tank on a particular property.