Building a more sustainable future
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Our Services
Build
During the design phase, factors like your property’s soil profile, topography, and the presence of water features like lakes, rivers, and streams play a crucial role in determining the appropriate septic system for your needs. Our range of options includes cutting-edge wastewater treatment plants, mounds, fields, open discharges, and holding tanks. Rest assured, every choice comes with the assurance of an industry-leading warranty.
Design
If you’re considering constructing your own septic system, it’s essential to have a design created by a licensed designer. We hold certifications from the Municipal Government of Alberta and are registered with the Alberta Onsite Waste Water Management Association, allowing us to provide comprehensive design services. Our offerings encompass soil analysis, a comprehensive design plan, and an accompanying guide to assist you through the permit process.
Consulting
Are you contemplating the purchase of a property for your dream home construction? At Septic Strategies, we provide comprehensive build-site consulting services tailored to your needs. Our services can range from a basic site visit and manual soil assessment to a thorough soil site analysis with laboratory-tested soil samples. Understanding soil permeability and considering site features is crucial, as they can significantly influence both the initial cost of your home and its future value.
About Septic Strategies
At Septic Strategies, we’re driven by a passion for environmental sustainability and a love for the great outdoors.
Founded by Trevor Adams, who previously had a successful career as a home builder, our company transitioned its focus to creating innovative wastewater management solutions for rural homes.
Trevor, a dedicated family man and proud resident of Parkland County on a rural acreage, understands the importance of responsible environmental practices.
Since our inception in 2012, Septic Strategies has been proudly serving Alberta,
Establishing itself as the premier choice for home builders and rural developers throughout the greater Edmonton Area.
Our commitment to delivering cutting-edge septic system designs and our unwavering dedication to preserving the natural beauty of Alberta’s landscapes make us your trusted partner in sustainable wastewater management solutions. Discover the Septic Strategies difference, where expertise meets environmental enthusiasm.
Examples of our Work
Why Septic Strategies
Septic Strategies is driven by a commitment to excellence and a dedication to delivering unmatched service in the septic industry. Our company stands out for several compelling reasons.
First and foremost, our team comprises highly trained and experienced professionals who are experts in the field, ensuring that your septic system receives the utmost care and attention.
Additionally, we prioritize transparency and open communication, so you’ll always be well-informed about the status of your septic system and any necessary maintenance or repairs. We also understand the importance of environmentally responsible practices, and we take every step to minimize the ecological impact of our services.
Ultimately, when you choose Septic Strategies, you’re choosing a company that not only values your satisfaction but also the long-term health of your septic system and the environment. Your trust in us is a testament to our unwavering commitment to providing top-tier septic solutions.
What People Are Saying
Septic Strategies did an incredible job replacing the septic system in our older home. The new system they installed is a vast improvement over the old one, and it’s been working flawlessly. What’s equally impressive is how they left our yard in impeccable condition after completing the work. We’re extremely pleased with their professionalism and the quality of their work. Highly recommended for all your septic system needs!
Chris Anderson
Parkland County
Septic Strategies’ exceptional work on the design and construction of our advanced wastewater treatment plant for our new acreage truly exceeded expectations. Their expertise and dedication resulted in an efficient, eco-friendly solution that perfectly suits our needs. We couldn’t be happier with the outcome, and we highly recommend their services for anyone seeking top-tier septic system solutions. Kudos to the Septic Strategies team!
Cynthia Book
Lac St Anne County
We are thoroughly impressed with the invaluable assistance provided by Septic Strategies during our property purchase consultation. Their expertise and insights were instrumental in guiding our real estate negotiations, resulting in a favorable lot price. Moreover, the impeccable final design of the septic system perfectly aligns with our needs. We highly commend Septic Strategies for their professionalism and highly recommend their services for anyone in need of expert guidance in septic system matters during property transactions.
Terrance Vogalby
Leduc County
Frequently Asked Questions FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Septic Holding Tanks, Septic Systems, and Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plants in Alberta, Canada
1. What is the purpose of a septic holding tank? A septic holding tank stores household wastewater until it can be professionally pumped out and treated at a wastewater facility. It’s commonly used in areas where traditional septic systems are not feasible.
2. How often does a septic holding tank need to be pumped out? The frequency of pump-outs varies based on factors like tank size and household usage. On average, it may need pumping every few weeks to prevent overflows.
3. Can septic holding tanks freeze in the winter in Alberta? Yes, they can. Ensuring that a septic holding tank has the right balance of bacteria is crucial to prevent freezing in the winter months. Proper maintenance and insulation measures can help mitigate this risk.
4. What is the difference between a septic system and an advanced wastewater treatment plant? A septic system is a basic, passive system that relies on natural processes to treat and dispose of wastewater. An advanced wastewater treatment plant employs additional mechanisms and technologies for more thorough treatment, producing cleaner effluent.
5. Do advanced wastewater treatment plants require certified service personnel? Yes, many advanced systems necessitate certified service personnel for maintenance due to their complex components and processes. It’s essential to hire trained professionals to ensure these systems operate effectively.
6. Are there specific regulations for septic systems and advanced treatment plants in Alberta? Yes, Alberta has regulations governing the installation and maintenance of septic systems and advanced treatment plants. Compliance with these regulations is crucial to protect the environment and public health.
7. Can I install a septic system in an environmentally sensitive area, such as near a lake or river? Installing a septic system in sensitive areas may require special considerations and approvals. It’s essential to consult with local authorities and environmental experts to ensure compliance with regulations.
8. What should I avoid flushing down my septic system or holding tank? Avoid flushing non-biodegradable items, chemicals, grease, and excessive solids down your system. These can clog the system and disrupt its function.
9. How can I determine the right size of a septic holding tank or system for my property? The size of a septic system or holding tank depends on factors like household size, water usage, and soil conditions. Consulting with a professional can help determine the appropriate size for your specific needs.
10. What should I do if I suspect a problem with my septic system or holding tank? If you notice any issues, such as odors, slow drainage, or wet spots in your yard, contact a septic service professional immediately. Prompt action can prevent further damage and costly repairs.
