Arrow Septic Designs (Mason County, WA)

12/17/2025

Mason County Public Health has rebates available through Puget Sound Partnership! These rebates allow for partial reimbursement for maintenance, pumping, riser installations, and minor repairs (excludes system replacement.) To qualify for the rebates, the applicant must be the owner of the parcel that is served by the septic system. The septic system must be located within the boundaries of Mason County and be located within a watershed that drains to either Puget Sound or Hood Canal. If you have any questions, please email [email protected], call us at 360-427-9670 Extensions 511 or 580, or stop by our office.

08/28/2025

I got rained on at work yesterday…

…It was glorious!
(Ready for Fall 🍁💦)

08/16/2025

Before 1775, many cities were filled with an awful stench, and foul air was a constant threat to homes.

Then a Scottish watchmaker and inventor named Alexander Cu***ng patented a device that would eventually change the world.

In 1775, Cu***ng created the first flushing toilet with an S-trap. This was a simple but brilliant design with a bend in the pipe that held a plug of water after each flush. 🚽

This small amount of water created a seal, blocking dangerous and foul-smelling sewer gases from seeping back into the house.

Now, a flushing commode had actually been invented much earlier. Sir John Harington designed one for Queen Elizabeth I all the way back in 1596.

But Harington's version lacked a trap, so the problem of sewer gas remained. Cu***ng's innovation was the piece that truly made indoor toilets safe and practical.

This invention didn't change things overnight, as it took a long time for cities to build the needed plumbing infrastructure. Still, Cu***ng’s design was the foundation for the modern sanitation that we rely on today. 💡

His simple, life-saving S-trap principle is still used in toilets all over the world.

07/18/2025

We received an inspiring email this morning from CCraft3 We have been proud to work alongside Craft3 over the years, who provides a much needed financing option for many of our customers facing an unexpected septic replacement. They help take the stress out of the process so you can get back to living life.

"Your work is making a real difference in communities throughout Oregon and Washington. Because of your dedication and expertise, we have been able to serve many homeowners in need. So far in 2025 we've closed 192 loans totaling $5.6 million and 40 grants totaling $1.4 million. Nearly 40% of our loans and 100% of our grants have helped low-income households. Thanks, as always, for partnering with us!"

All of Mason County is in the eligible area. If you are looking for septic system replacement financing options, definitely go check them out:

We launched a new application portal on June 30, 2023. The new system is easier to use, mobile friendly, and allows us to process your application faster.

06/06/2025

Friday Funny 😅

05/30/2025

Happy Forest Festival weekend everyone!
💚🪵🌲🪓🎇

01/29/2025

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10/31/2024

Celebrating our 14th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. 🙏🤗🎉

06/17/2024

I helped with a little write-up about septic systems in the Mason County Journal. 🗞️