An engineered septic system is designed for properties that do not meet the conditions for a conventional septic system, often due to soil, space, or environmental constraints. Unlike conventional systems that rely on soil to filter and treat effluent, engineered systems may include additional components like pumps, sand filters, or advanced treatment units to ensure proper sewage treatment and disposal. May include additional components such as Aerobic Treatment Units, dripline irrigation design, or advanced treatment units to ensure standards of performance are achieved.

Absolutely. Our team of experts conducts detailed site evaluations to assess your property's specific conditions, such as soil type, groundwater levels, and space availability. Based on this evaluation, we recommend the most suitable septic system type, considering both effectiveness and cost-efficiency, to meet your needs. We recommend the most suitable septic system design, considering effectiveness, cost-efficiency, and code compliance.

The cost of installing a new septic system varies widely depending on several factors, including the system type, property size, soil conditions, and local regulations, and Septic Contractors. Engineered septic systems may cost more due to their complexity and the additional components required. We provide transparent cost estimates and consultations to help you understand your options and the associated expenses.

Septic systems should be inspected at least once every once every 3-5 years for conventional systems. Systems with mechanical or electrical components such as ATU's and PBTS are inspected semi-annually by a licensed maintenance entity.

Yes, Florida's high water table, sandy soil, and frequent heavy rainfall pose unique challenges for septic systems. These conditions require careful design and placement of septic systems to prevent contamination of groundwater and surface water. Our team is experienced in designing systems that comply with local and state regulations as well as meet Florida's specific environmental conditions, ensuring sustainable and efficient wastewater treatment.

If you notice signs of septic system failure, such as sewage backups in your home, slow drains, unpleasant odors, or unusually wet areas in your yard, it's crucial to act quickly. Do not contact Florida Engineering immediately if showing signs of trouble. We are not septic contractors, plumbers, or department of health personnel. We cannot provide assessment evaluations. Always contact a licensed septic contractor or plumber to provide an in-depth existing site evaluation and assessment. They then can diagnose and recommend the best course of action.

Yes, we can. Navigating the permit process for septic system installation or repair can be complex, involving various local and state regulations. Florida Engineering LLC has extensive experience working with regulatory agencies across Florida. Florida Engineering does not submit the application package, we will send the packet to the client for them to submit.