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Home The First Steps To Septic Design

The First Steps To Septic Design

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In today’s episode of the Build Show, Jordan takes us out to a new property in Austin, Texas, where he’s tackling the first steps of septic design for a home and barn build. With rocky soil, shifting ledges, and depth challenges, Jordan walks us through how the septic designer tested the land, why shallow tanks and pump systems were necessary, and how the team is maximizing efficiency by strategically placing field lines. Along the way, Jordan explains the basics of how septic systems work, the pros and cons of spray vs. field systems, and what builders should keep in mind when working with tough terrain. Whether you’re a builder, homeowner, or just curious about construction in rocky landscapes, this episode gives a practical look at how septic systems come together from the ground up. Follow Jordan on Instagram and on the web.

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