Van Delden Wastewater Systems

A standard wastewater system with soil absorption system is the most cost efficient method available to treat residential wastewater. But for it to work properly, you need to choose the right kind of septic system for your household size and soil type, and you need to maintain it regularly. The size of the septic tank you need depends on the number of bedrooms in the home, number of people living there, the home's square footage and whether or not water saving fixtures are used. You can use the table below to get some idea of what size septic tank your home requires.

One-stop shopping for all your septic system needs: site consultations, system designs, permitting, installations, inspections, maintenance and septic tank cleanings. When we are contracted for repair or new installation, you pay nothing until the job is completed and you are satisfied. Our team includes registered Professional Sanitarians for system design, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) licensed Site Evaluators, Class II Installers, Maintenance Providers and National Association of Wastewater Technicians (NAWT) Certified Inspectors.

If you're thinking about installing an aerobic septic system on your property, consider downloading Living with an Aerobic Treatment Unit and Spray Field. Aerobic units treat wastewater for homes and small businesses using the same process as our municipal wastewater treatment system uses, only scaled down. They remove 85% to 98% of the organic matter and solids from the wastewater, producing effluent as clean as effluent that comes from municipal wastewater treatment plants, and cleaner than that from conventional septic tanks.