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| Alternative Septic Systems by Sonomex LLC - Your Authorized Arizona Norweco Dealer |
| Large 1000 gallon per day Norweco alternative septic system installed on an extreme slope in the Tucson Mountains. |
| CAT loader towing a crane truck to the top of the hill to set tank. STEEP! |
| Made it to the top. Now setting tank in the ground. Note extremely rocky conditions (perfect for an alternative system). Leach field is pressurized drip distribution. |
| 750 gallon per day system with gravity flow to chambers (Mt. Lemmon) |
| One of our three chamber tanks at our precaster's yard in Tucson. |
| 500 gallon per day pressurized drip distribution with field designed to water entire backyard area (Oracle, AZ.) |
| Large system for a public building capable of handling thousands of gallons per day if necessary. Reuse of effluent for landscaping makes this one of the few "green" public buildings (Show Low, AZ.) |
| Two control panels on a very large residential system with pressurized drip distribution. Large panel at left controls most functions on this particular system including for dosing. Small panel on right is a "gravity" system panel to accommodate a second tank aerator for this 8000+ square foot home (Tucson, AZ.) |
| We carry Arizona state approved nitrogen reduction alternative septic systems. |
| Engineer performing final inspection on a 750 gallon per day "gravity" system at the base of Mt. Lemmon. |
| Field and tank orientation of the same system as above. |
| Pressurized drip distribution of effluent. This area was cleared and gravel was spread under and "shaded" over tubing. The entire field was then covered with native soil. Area is then re-vegetated with native plants (Vail, AZ.) |
| 500 gallon per day system with pressure distribution. This one is installed completely in native soil (Vail, AZ.) |
| Excavator standing next to his handiwork. Tubing is pressurized and emitting water during testing. |
| Large multi zone pressure distribution field trenched into native soil and backfilled with screened native soil. Additional spacing between some tubing is to accommodate 12-14 mesquite and palo verde trees (Tucson, AZ.) |
| Concrete riser houses the filter, chlorination and dechlorination tubes, and chemical monitoring device. Not all system designs call for the chemicals (disinfection) and monitoring device but they are easily installed when needed. The filter is easily lifted out for cleaning when necessary and remember these systems don't smell so maintenance is a breeze! |
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