Your Septic Inspection Found a D-Box Problem: What Happens Next?
Quick answer: A distribution-box finding does not automatically mean the septic tank, drain field, or complete system has failed. Depending… Read more »
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ATS Environmental offers environmental solutions for residential properties as well as compliance testing and inspections of underground and aboveground storage tanks for commercial enterprises.
Clay Soil and Septic Systems in Northern New Jersey
Clay soil can make septic system installation and drainage more challenging, but it does not automatically make a property unsuitable… Read more »
Can a Septic System Contaminate Well Water in New Jersey?
Yes. A failing, poorly maintained, or improperly located septic system can contaminate a nearby private well with bacteria, nitrates, and… Read more »
Can You Sell a Home With a Failing Septic System in New Jersey?
A failed septic system can complicate a New Jersey home sale, but it does not automatically make the property impossible… Read more »
Septic System Installation for New Construction in NJ
If you are building a home in New Jersey without access to a public sewer, the septic system is one… Read more »
How Long Does a Septic Drain Field Last?
If your septic system is getting older, you may be wondering how much time your drain field has left before… Read more »
Buying a Home With an Oil Tank and Septic System in NJ
Two systems. Two due-diligence tracks. One closing date that won’t wait for either. If you’re buying a home in New… Read more »
How Septic Systems Are Designed for Clay Soils in Northern NJ
Why Clay Soil Requires Engineered Septic System Design in Northern NJ If you’ve been told your soil “failed the perc… Read more »
How Often Should You Test Your Well Water in NJ?
Most homeowners on private wells in New Jersey test their water exactly once, at the closing table. That test is… Read more »
What Happens After an Oil Tank Sweep?
You just got your oil tank sweep results back, and now you’re not sure whether to panic, negotiate, or call… Read more »
