Thanks to our years of experience paired with our state-of-the-art diagnostics equipment, we are typically able to diagnose and repair septic systems quicker and more accurately than our competitors. While provincial regulations prevent us from replacing and/or adding elements to existing systems without filing a new design with local Health Authorities, we always strive to ensure that your system meets the standard of the day it was installed.
Troubleshooting
Pump Out
Diagnostics
Repairs
The first step in our repairs process is always performing a phone consultation with our customers to see if we can troubleshoot the problem over the phone. During the phone call, we will gather as much information as possible so that we can get a sense for the problem and any potential solutions.
In some cases, a pumper truck may be required to remove excess effluent or sewage before we can start diagnosing the problem further. If a pumper truck is required and you do not have a pumper company already in mind, our dedicated team can help take care of the arrangements for you.
Once we have access to all the components of your septic system, we will start by performing a number of detailed diagnostics procedures for the pumps, panels, floats, transducer, and other components that might be contributing to the septic system malfunction. We are equipped with some of the highest quality tools and equipment in the industry to provide an accurate diagnosis of the issue. That last thing we ever want to do is fix the wrong problem.
Once a diagnosis has been made, our professional team will provide you with an estimate and timeline to complete the repair of your septic system.
During the entire process, we make it our priority to communicate with our customers to ensure they know what to expect. Keeping open lines of communication helps avoid any unwanted surprises and misunderstandings.
The following repairs are permitted by the province of British Columbia without submitting a new septic system design to the local health authority:
The following repairs require a new septic system design and filing to be submitted to the local health authority according to the province of British Columbia:
