10/09/2026
From a flooded septic area to a complete new system. ✅
The first photo shows exactly what we found when we arrived. The area around the existing septic tank was flooded and holding wastewater—the problem the homeowner had been dealing with.
Once we excavated and evaluated the existing system, we found that the septic tank itself had a hole in it. At that point, the problem wasn't something a pump-out or minor repair was going to solve. The existing system needed to be taken out of service and replaced.
Kite Septic completed a full system replacement consisting of:
• New 900-gallon poly septic tank
• New 400 sq. ft. drainfield
• New building sewer connection from the residence to the replacement tank
• New tank outlet and distribution piping
• Accessible cleanout for future service and maintenance
• Existing septic tank properly abandoned
• New system connected and placed into working order
• Complete backfill and final grading
The installation itself is only part of the job.
Once all system components were installed and connected, we cleaned and dressed the entire work area, raked out the disturbed ground, removed exposed roots and debris, and consolidated the larger roots and wood into a neat pile for the homeowner to burn.
Swipe through the photos and you can see the job from start to finish—the flooded conditions we encountered, excavation, new piping and tank work, drainfield installation, and finally the property cleaned and graded after completion.
Proper elevations, fall, connections, distribution and site preparation all matter when installing an onsite wastewater system. We take the same approach to the finish work: when we leave, we want the system working correctly and the property left clean.
KITE SEPTIC
📞 850-361-5317
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New Installations • System Replacements • Drainfields • Repairs • System Evaluations
