Septic System Installation

Bayville & Berkeley Township Septic System Installation

The Central New Jersey's Trusted Septic Installers

If you are unable to connect to the city’s sewer system or have decided not to, a septic tank is a perfect solution for your waste management needs. At Affordable Pumping, A Wind River Company, we have over 20 years of experience installing and servicing septic systems throughout Bayville & Berkeley Township. Our specialists will walk you through every aspect of your installation—from selecting the right capacity tank and obtaining permits to excavation and final install—for a truly hassle-free experience.

A septic system consists of three major components: the septic tank, a distribution device, and an absorption field.

To learn more about our septic installation services in Bayville & Berkeley Township, contact us at (732) 624-6100.

Why Install a Septic Tank?

Septic is not only necessary for properties that are unable to connect to the city sewer system, but they also offer homeowners and business owners some surprising benefits.

4 benefits of installing septic include:

The system is durable and long-lasting
There are zero monthly costs
The system filters waste from water—reducing soil pollution
Easy and affordable maintenance through routine pumping and inspections

If you are unsure whether a septic system is right for your property, our team will happily listen to your concerns and go over your options with you, so you can make the most informed decision about your home.

What to Expect from Your Septic Installation

At Affordable Pumping Services, we understand how essential your septic system is to the function and safety of your property, so our team is meticulous about every stage of your installation. We will walk you through the percolation test and permit process, help you select a tank that meets your needs, and establish a timeframe and budget, so you know exactly what to expect.

Our team carries a wide range of tank sizes and types, including plastic, concrete, steel, and fiberglass options to ensure we have solutions that match your unique budget. After we quickly and cleanly excavate your property, our experts will seamlessly install your system—performing detailed tests post-installation so you can count on your septic system to run smoothly for years to come. In addition to our installation, our team can replace or upgrade damaged systems as well and are proudly Bayville & Berkeley Township's one-stop shop for all things septic.

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Cesspool Replacement Bayville & Berkeley Township

In some cases, a cesspool replacement is needed to repair a septic tank. Before septic tanks were common, sewage from homes was often disposed of in covered vertical pits called cesspools. The cesspool was an early predecessor of the current-day septic system, providing a subsurface system for disposal of waterborne sewage. The use of cesspools was primarily driven by convenience, and their location was governed mainly by the nearest available land. Sometimes cesspools were constricted in the basements of urban buildings.

Cesspools are now viewed as undesirable by public health officials due, in part to historical experiences with overused and failed systems as well as increased concerns for groundwater protection.

Cesspool Replacement Process Description

A typical cesspool is a cylindrical hole in deep soil, several feet in diameter. There is usually a porous inner wall of stone, masonry, precast concrete rings, or other material strong enough to shore up the soil. The outer surface (between the masonry wall and the outer soil wall) is filled with gravel. There is a concrete lid and, on top of that, soil is backfilled to grade.

Raw wastewater flows into the top of the inner chamber. The inner chamber retains and partially digests the solids, and the effluent seeps through to the gravel-filled outer chamber, and then into the surrounding soil.

Hear From Our Happy Customers

Knowledgeable and Professional
“We got service from Kim and she is knowledgeable and professional. I highly recommend it.”

- Asian Bistro
They Were in Constant Communication with Me
“Couldn't have been happier with the staff from the inside and out thank you!”

- Ilan B.
Amazing Response Time on a Holiday
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Amazing response time on a holiday no less and their employees are very kind individuals that stride to do the job right the first time.
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- JB
On-Time, Courteous, and Dependable
“Most of all they cleaned out and checked my tanks after cleaning to make sure the job was completed. Thank you Armondo!”

- Jane R.
Great Company!
“He was on time and a good person. He also worked very hard, great company..”

- Len S.

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