A septic tank is a key component of the septic system. The term “septic” refers to the anaerobic bacterial environment that develops in the tank which decomposes or mineralizes the waste discharged into the tank. Septic tanks can be coupled with other onsite wastewater treatment units such as bio filters or aerobic systems involving artificial forced aeration.

Installing a septic tank can be difficult, but it can also be dangerous. The tank has to go underground so you will be digging into the earth, and that puts you at risk of hitting a gas line, electrical lines or many other things that are in the ground. This is why you should always hire Opell Excavating and our professional septic tank installation crew to install a septic tank for you. We provide environmentally friendly septic tank installation for homes and businesses. We have the machinery, tools and experience that will help in getting your septic tank installed the right way and being able to avoid a lot of dangers. Opell Excavating takes the time to carefully assess each client's needs and property to determine what size septic tank they need, where it should be located, and how it should be designed and installed. We have installed hundreds of septic systems, and built a reputation for expert workmanship, superior results, and cost-effective rates. We never over excavate, and we always take into consideration electrical lines, driveways, streams, wells, and more. Our crew is skilled at all stages of the septic tank installation including planning, securing permits, excavation, tank placement, etc. All work is done to code, and designed to operate properly and function efficiently. They will make sure it works before they leave, and you’ll be able to relax knowing things were done the right way.

If you’re interested in receiving professional quality septic tank installation, then contact Opell Excavating today at 606-928-3799. We service the areas of Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia, Tennessee, Virginia, and Pennsylvania for commercial, industrial, civil and residential needs.