LaChance Excavating Shares What to Expect with Septic Installation Process for New Home Builds
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NORTHVILLE, Mich. - Michimich -- Are you building your dream home?

Building your dream home involves more than just picking out paint swatches, it can be a wild rollercoaster ride of large projects and unexpected challenges. With the experts at LaChance Excavating, you won't have to face these challenges alone!

Read on as they shed light on the steps of the installation process:

Getting the Dirt on Your Dirt

Before you start dreaming about backyard BBQs, a thorough site assessment is needed to determine the best location for your septic system for a smooth installation. This assessment takes into consideration the texture of soil, groundwater levels, and your local regulations.

Leave it to the pros like LaChance Brothers Excavating to navigate this muddy maze and ensure everything's up to code.

Red Tape Tango

Once your land gets the thumbs up, it's time to design your septic system setup – tank size, drain field layout, and all the fun details.

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But wait, don't break out the party hats just yet, you'll need permits from the health department first.

Digging for Gold (Or at Least a Good Plumbing Setup)

With assessments and permits in hand, it's time to unleash the heavy machinery and dig those trenches!

This is where heavy machinery will carve out space in your yard for your new septic tank, pipes, and drain field.

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Once the stage is set, installation of your septic system will begin. This includes placing your septic tank in the excavated trench, connecting your inlet and outlet pipes, and installing the distribution network that directs to your drain field.

The inlet and outlet pipes placed in your trenches will help clean wastewater thoroughly before it's absorbed into the soil in your drain field.

If you're in the process of building you dream home and searching for professionals who specialize in septic installation in South Lyon (https://www.lachancebrothers.com/services/septic/tank-installation), contact LaChance Brother Excavating (https://www.lachancebrothers.com/contact) today to get started!

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About LaChance Excavating: LaChance is a family-owned company established in 1956 by Donald LaChance. LaChance focuses on single-family residential work in Washtenaw County and Livingston County. They have extensive experience in septic tank installations and drain field solutions, as well as most forms of residential excavating. LaChance Brothers offer unsurpassed care with each service provided.