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Royal Flush Septic is not only your leading installation, pumping and maintenance company. But also our sister company Precise Precast manufacture our own high quality concrete septic tanks right here in Wasilla, Alaska.

Our concrete septic tanks are made to the highest standards and are are built to last in Alaska’s climate and soil conditions. The benefits of a concrete tank over steel are many and if you want a tank that will last for decades choose a concrete septic tank built right here for Alaska. We are also full service septic tank installers and we can help you all the way from designing your septic system through to excavation and installation.

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Advantages of Concrete Septic Tank

1. Meeting Local Regulations – The construction and durability of concrete septic tanks meet all requirements to be used anywhere in the United States. Other tanks, such as poly and steel, may not meet the requirements of some areas. For example, a poly tank cannot be used close to ground water because of the risk of contamination or flotation. Planning on a concrete septic tank from Royal Flush can also make your permitting process go much faster!

2. Naturally Watertight – Concrete is a material that is naturally watertight. Poly and fiberglass tanks have to go through extra processes to be watertight, and are more susceptible to leaking over time, which can increase your risk of ground and well contamination. Concrete septic tanks will protect your investment longer without failure!

3. Higher Capacity – All of the wastewater and the sludge that builds up in your tank is known as “effluent,” and is meant to break down over time. If your tank fills up with this effluent too quickly, your tank will have to be pumped. Concrete septic tanks are larger than other types of, which increases your breakdown time, and requires less pumping to keep your tank healthy.

Further Advantages

4. Length of Tank Life – Because of the lack of durability, other tanks like poly, fiberglass and steel will not have a long life before having to be replaced sooner than later. Concrete septic tanks can last up to 60 years if properly installed and maintained!

5. Installation Durability – Because of the machinery used for transportation and installation of septic systems, other tanks can become damaged. This could be lead to costly replacement of the damaged tank, or short term failure of the tank due to unnoticed damage. Concrete septic tanks are very strong, and only sustain damage under extreme circumstances.

6. No Collapsing – As we saw above, poly and fiberglass tanks will likely need pumping more often. The problem with this is not only more expense, but also the chance of the tank collapsing during pumping. If this happens, it could result in the tank having to be replaced much sooner than necessary. Concrete septic tanks are structurally strong, and will not collapse during pumping.

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FAQ's

A septic tank is an underground concrete tank that separates waste from your home’s wastewater. Solids settle at the bottom, and oils rise to the top, leaving water to exit to a drain field for further cleaning. At Royal Flush, we provide concrete septic tanks specially designed for Alaska’s conditions, offering a durable and efficient waste management solution. Our tanks prevent common issues like collapses and ensure a long-lasting septic system for your home.

In Alaska’s unique climate, septic system performance and maintenance require special consideration. The cold weather can slow waste decomposition in septic tanks and freeze drain fields, hindering the system’s effectiveness. At Royal Flush, we design septic systems, including concrete septic tanks and leach field installations, to withstand Alaska’s conditions. Our services include selecting the right septic system for your property, ensuring it has adequate insulation and depth to prevent freezing. Regular septic pump installations and maintenance by our skilled septic system companies and contractors help mitigate the cold’s impact, ensuring your system functions efficiently year-round and contributes to the environmental benefits of a properly managed septic system.

Installing a septic tank by yourself isn’t recommended. Professional installation ensures that the septic system, especially if it’s a concrete septic tank, complies with local regulations and is set up to function efficiently in Alaska’s tough conditions. Royal Flush specializes in different types of septic systems, including precast concrete tanks, ensuring each installation meets high standards for safety and durability. Our experts handle everything from the concrete septic tank installation to routine maintenance, avoiding common problems like tank collapse and ensuring long-lasting performance.

Choosing a concrete septic tank offers unmatched durability and reliability compared to other materials. At Royal Flush, our Alaska-made concrete tanks are built to withstand harsh climates and soil conditions without risk of collapse or leakage, ensuring a long service life of up to 60 years. Concrete’s natural watertight properties mean less maintenance and fewer risks of contamination, making it a safer, more sustainable option for effective wastewater management. Additionally, concrete tanks often meet local and state regulations more readily than other types, which can expedite the permitting process. Opt for a Royal Flush concrete septic tank to enjoy these substantial benefits.

A concrete septic tank installed by Royal Flush can last up to 60 years with proper maintenance. This durability outstrips other materials like fiberglass or plastic thanks to concrete’s robust nature, which resists corrosion and withstands Alaska’s tough environmental conditions. Regular inspections and upkeep, such as ensuring the tank is pumped and checking for cracks or leaks, are crucial to maximize the lifespan of your septic system. Choosing a concrete septic tank not only provides a reliable waste management solution but also offers long-term cost savings by minimizing the need for frequent replacements.

Yes, at Royal Flush, we can custom design concrete septic tanks to meet specific needs. Our team works closely with clients to understand their unique requirements, whether it’s for residential homes or commercial properties in Alaska. We offer various types of septic tank systems, including precast concrete tanks, which are tailored for Alaska’s challenging environments. Our design process ensures that each tank meets the necessary specifications for capacity, usage, and compliance with local regulations, making sure you get a septic system that not only fits your space but also supports long-term durability and efficiency.

At Royal Flush, we advise pumping your septic tank every three to five years to prevent issues. This frequency can vary depending on the size of your tank and household usage. Our durable concrete septic tanks, made in Alaska, are designed for long-term efficiency, requiring less frequent maintenance. Pumping regularly helps avoid the buildup of solids in the tank, which can lead to system failure and costly repairs. With our expert installation and high-quality concrete tanks, you ensure a septic system that withstands Alaska’s harsh conditions without frequent need for pumping.

Watch for these clear signs of a failing septic system: slow draining sinks and toilets, unpleasant odors around your property, unusually green grass near the septic tank area, and standing water. These symptoms might indicate that your septic system is not processing waste properly. If you notice any of these issues, Royal Flush advises checking your system immediately to avoid high repair costs. Regular maintenance and prompt response to such signs can extend the life of your concrete septic tank, especially in Alaska’s challenging conditions.

A septic system, especially one from Royal Flush using Alaska-made concrete tanks, offers significant environmental benefits. First, concrete septic tanks like ours efficiently manage wastewater naturally, reducing pollution and conserving water by treating and returning clean water to the local environment. They minimize sewage spill risks due to their sturdy construction, which combats tank collapse and leaks. By using a concrete septic tank, you engage in eco-friendly practices that support sustainable wastewater management. Our systems ensure long-term service with minimal environmental impact, making them a responsible choice for Alaskan conditions.

Concrete septic tanks are the best choice for Alaska’s harsh climate because they are built to last. At Royal Flush, we use premium concrete that withstands extreme temperatures and soil conditions, preventing collapse and leakage. Unlike other materials, concrete tanks offer superior insulation, keeping the septic system functional even in cold weather. Their robust construction means less frequent maintenance and a lower risk of environmental contamination. Designed specifically for the challenges of Alaska, our concrete tanks ensure your septic system operates efficiently year-round, making them a reliable and cost-effective solution.

Yes, concrete septic tanks are environmentally friendly. At Royal Flush, we use locally sourced materials to manufacture our tanks in Alaska, reducing transportation emissions. Concrete’s longevity means fewer replacements, minimizing environmental disruption commonly associated with manufacturing and installing new tanks. Additionally, concrete is inert, not releasing any harmful substances into the ground, making it a safe choice for preserving local ecosystems. Our concrete tanks also naturally prevent leaks, protecting groundwater from contamination and supporting sustainable waste management practices.

Maintaining a concrete septic tank is crucial for ensuring it operates efficiently and lasts for years. At Royal Flush, we recommend regular inspections and pumping every three to five years to prevent buildup and potential system failure. Our concrete septic tanks, known for their durability in Alaska’s tough conditions, still require routine maintenance to avoid issues such as blockages and septic tank collapse. Additionally, ensure that non-biodegradable items are kept out of the system to maintain the tank’s integrity and functionality. Trust our expertise in concrete septic tank maintenance to help you keep your system in optimal condition.