A traditional choice, the gravel or rock-and-pipe system is durable and compatible with various soil types. This system uses a combination of gravel and perforated pipes to filter and disperse wastewater, making it a trusted choice for both residential and commercial properties.

Designed for properties with shallow soil layers, shallow placement systems are installed with trench bottoms between 12 and 23 inches. These systems allow for effective drainage without the need for deep excavation, making them ideal for properties with limited soil depth.

Chamber systems use wider chambers, typically 2 or 3 feet in width, instead of traditional gravel and pipes. These chambers provide efficient drainage and are suitable for properties with space restrictions, offering a streamlined installation process.

Polystyrene aggregate bundles, also known as Easy Flow, are a gravel-free alternative that simplifies installation. Lightweight and effective at enhancing soil absorption, this system is an excellent choice for properties with soil absorption needs.

Low profile chambers, standing only 8 inches tall, are a versatile option for properties with limited depth capacity. These chambers offer a lower profile while maintaining effective wastewater management, making them ideal for areas with depth restrictions.

Large-diameter pipes provide high-capacity wastewater distribution, with sizes typically ranging from 8 to 10 inches in diameter. These systems handle larger volumes, ensuring efficient wastewater management for both residential and commercial properties.

The Panel Block T and J Panel systems are highly versatile, suitable for both residential and commercial applications. These systems offer strong drainage and filtration, adapting well to varied site conditions and ensuring long-term reliability.

Low Pressure Pipe (LPP) systems are designed for areas where soil absorption rates are lower. This system uses pressurized distribution to evenly disperse wastewater, making it a good fit for properties with challenging soil conditions.

Mound systems, also known as fill systems, are installed above ground, making them ideal for properties with poor soil conditions. By building up a mound, these systems enable effective drainage and reduce the impact of poor soil absorption.

Drip irrigation systems, available in aerobic and anaerobic versions, distribute wastewater evenly below the soil surface. This gradual absorption process minimizes surface exposure, making it ideal for properties focused on environmental sustainability.

Aerobic Treatment Units (ATUs) treat wastewater with oxygen, offering a higher level of purification compared to traditional systems. This method is suitable for properties that require advanced treatment and is ideal for environmentally-conscious projects.

Peat modules use organic peat to filter and treat wastewater before it is absorbed into the ground. This eco-friendly system provides natural filtration, making it a popular choice for environmentally-sensitive areas.

A simple solution for rural or undeveloped properties, privies are basic waste containment systems that do not require water or drainage fields. They are suitable for locations without access to traditional septic options.

Incinerating and composting toilets are ideal for off-grid properties or eco-conscious clients. These systems eliminate the need for drainage fields by reducing waste through incineration or composting, making them sustainable and space-saving options.