Septic System Effluent Filters

Filter What? Filter This!

Effluent filters are where it’s at. Especially when it involves protecting & maintaining your septic system. The effluent filter below has trapped debris, hair, lint etc that would normally clog a septic tank & disposal area (lateral lines, seepage pit, disposal field). When a clogging mat has formed in your disposal area of your septic system-your septic system will not work efficiently and can lead to premature failing of your drain field or seepage pit. Repair and/or replacement will be costly and can result in back-up of sewage into your home or on your property causing a health violation issue.

Consult with us @ A-Norton Septic Contracting to keep your septic system happy & healthy.

In the long run it will keep your home, property and environment healthy & working well for many years to come.

Remember your septic system is the most expensive utility in your home-make it last!

NJDEP State Code N.J.A.C 7:9A effective 4-2-2013 requires all Septic Tanks to have a 6″ effluent filter installed on New Septic Tanks as well as current Septic Tanks that need an outlet baffle replaced.

Have your Septic Tank in compliance-Call A-Norton Septic Contracting for all your septic system services

We have been installing effluent filters on our customer’s Septic Tanks for over
the past twelve (12) years. We are always up to date on the current NJDEP regulations
to promote longevity and maintenance on all Septic Systems so in the long
run-Better for you, your family, your home and our environment.

Effluent filter in action

An effluent filter was installed on an existing septic tank.

Routine preventative maintenance is needed to keep the filter & septic system working correctly.

Effluent Filter

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