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Rate Point Reviewer, 10/13/2009   Review on RatePoint
Hooray for the genius that finally figured out a way to prevent me from sending the septic tank installers kids to college!! Thanks again   
Barry Allison, Canada 09/10/2009   Review on RatePoint
 I had neighbors laughing at me when I bought your unit. They paid between $18K - $22K (Cdn) for new systems. They are not laughing now. I even recommended your system to a friend and he bought one as well.Please post this for others to read and set their minds at rest. The Aero-Stream® product works!   
Ken Clark 05/03/2009   Complete Review on RatePoint
I am ready to sell them I can't believe how well It worked. Thanks  
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I just can't believe how well this product WORKS! I'm not a religious person, but this, to me, is close to a miracle. I have never been more relieved in my life.
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 This product has saved us several thousands of dollars already. We could not be more happy. There was no risk as they will buy the unit back if it does not work. How could you go wrong? Thanks again for inventing such a great product!
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Excellent service and technical help. Can't say enough good things about this company. They stand behind their products and deliver.  
Ken Couturier 04/21/2009  Complete Review on RatePoint
 I was having to pump my septic tanks every month at a cost of $325. I had to pump the system the first month but have not had to since then. Obviously I have saved almost $5000. Very satisfied.   Read This Complete Review on RatePoint
Chris Nelson 03/30/2009   Complete Review on RatePoint
The service and professional manor which Aero Stream helped me as a unknowledgeable consumer with septic systems was first class. Facing a large replacement cost was depressing and frightening. Fixing the septic system with Areo Stream help was simple, logical, and best of all it is working and doing exactly what they said it would... These are quality people solving problem concerned customers face.   Read This Complete Review on RatePoint
Michael G 04/14/2009   Complete Review on RatePoint
Thank you so much for your system and helping us!!!!
Such a relief and a big money saver!! We use it all the time and will 'keep it on' just to keep our system the best it can be and then will return for a rebuild when this wears
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John Chatfield 09/24/2008   Read Complete Review on RatePoint
I have had absolutely no problems with my system and would highly recommend it to anyone with septic problems. To top it all off, the personnel at Aero-Stream® were very informative, knowledgeable and a pleasure to deal with. Thank you for a great product.   Read This Complete Review on RatePoint
Philip Hellriegel  Vision Venture 06/24/2008  
The support I received during the whole process was second to none. You were almost always available via phone and if not, you promptly returned my call. I thought this type of customer service was lost years ago.
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Rheal Ouellet 10/23/2008   Read Complete Review on RatePoint
After only three weeks, the level in the septic tank went back to normal level and is stable. Support from Aero-Stream® was very efficient and the personnel very friendly. So far, I am very pleased with Aero-Stream®.    Review on RatePoint
Terry Garcia 08/14/2008   Read Complete Review on RatePoint
I was told that my leech field was saturated, and would need to be replaced, and that the cost would be around ten thousand dollars. That's when I started doing research on the internet and found you. I took a chance on your company and technology, and I can't tell you how glad I am that I did.Thank you very much.

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Elvin M.Hodgeson. 08/08/2008   Complete Review on RatePoint
I purchased my unit in March... a little doubtful, however was I surprised to see this this outfit work (just like Karl said, but in 4 months). No puddling no odor it just works. I rate this product & company 5 star A+++++. Worth every dime spent. Thanks a million.   Read This Complete Review on RatePoint
Janet 08/14/2008  
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The Septic Owners Manual, Septic System Types

(Chapter 4) Septic System Types

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Gravity Drain Fields
As implied, gravity drain fields work by allowing the effluent from the septic tank into a series of trenches by gravity. In this case, the drain field must be below the outlet level of the septic tank.

A conventional gravity system consists of a network perforated 4 inch diameter pipe laid in approximately 3 foot wide gravel-filled trenches. The bottoms of the trenches lie on natural undisturbed soil. The bottom of the trench typically needs to be 3 feet above any restrictive layer, such as a hardpan, or the seasonal high water table. The soil between the bottom of the trench and the hardpan or water table is used in the final treatment of the septic tank effluent.

The soil below the drain lines filters effluent as it passes through the soil pores. Chemical and biological processes treat the effluent as it percolates down through the soil. The treatment process cleans the effluent before it reaches the groundwater. This works best when the soil is somewhat dry, permeable, contains adequate amounts of oxygen and there is enough soil depth to complete the cleaning process.

The size of the drain field depends on the estimated daily wastewater flow and soil conditions. The number of bedrooms and soil type determines the total number of square feet of drain field area that is needed. The specific size of the system is generally regulated by the State which has jurisdiction.
Cesspool
A cesspool is simply a pit in the ground, with the walls lined by stone or metal with holes in it and covered with a lid. They used to be much more common and can still be found in some older homes. There are many problems associated with failing cesspools. The original type of sewage system, often still in use in older homes. They were simply a single hole in the ground loosely blocked up with locally available materials - stone, brick, block, or railroad ties - and capped either with ties covered with a layer of old steel roofing or a cast-in-place concrete lid with a cleanout hole near the center. All household wastewater entered and the liquid portion was absorbed into the ground. When the soil plugged, a new cesspool was added. Wiser installers placed an elbow, or better still, a tee in the outlet pipe from the first cesspool, creating a baffle to hold back floating grease and scum.
Pressure Distribution Drain fields
Pressure distribution systems are usually installed when the site conditions do not allow the drain field to be installed at a lower elevation than the septic tank outlet. Pressure distribution systems always have a pump and therefore they dose the entire drain field with effluent. The effluent is absorbed into the drain field until the pump tank accumulates enough effluent from the household for another dose.
Drywell or Seepage Pit
Constructed identically to a cesspool and differs only in that the clarified effluent from a septic tank or the wastewater from a washing machine or other grey water may enter. Modern drywells are often pre-cast perforated rings surrounded by crushed stone to increase the absorption area. Drywells can also be used to return storm water to the ground or to relocate basement drainage water to another location above the water table. Depending on the geographical location, these systems may be 6 - 8 feet deep and 6 - 8 feet in diameter or 30 - 40 feet deep and 3 - 4 feet in diameter.
Mound Systems
A mound system can be used when a site has inadequate soil depth. A mound is a drain field raised above the natural soil surface with a specific sand fill material. Within the sand fill is a gravel bed with a network of pressurized pipes. Septic tank effluent is pumped through the pipes in controlled doses to insure uniform distribution throughout the bed. Treatment of the effluent occurs as it moves through the sand and into the natural soil. Drainage around the mound site is critical if the system is to function properly. On sloping sites the down slope area below the mound must remain protected.
Gravity
Consists of a septic tank which flows effluent by gravity to a distribution box (D-box); one or more connections to this D-box drain into trenches typically filled with gravel. Only a small part of the drain field is used at any one time. These systems require the least amount of maintenance required of any system type but requires the greatest soil depth in order to provide adequate treatment of the effluent.
Holding Tank
Self-contained watertight wastewater tank with a high water alarm. Must be routinely pumped to prevent overflows or back-ups into the house. Most commonly used as a temporary measure to allow continued occupancy of a house until a more permanent fix can be arranged. Some schools use this system when sewers are not available and no suitable site exists for an on-site sewage system. Requires posting a bond for potential spills and being on contract with an approved sludge hauler. Management oversight is needed to prevent sewage overflows.
 
 
 
 
 
The Septic System Owners Manual Table of Contents

  • (Chapter 1) The Reality of Your Septic Tank System
  • (Chapter 2) Septic System Terminology and Definitions
  • (Chapter 3) Understanding Septic System Costs
  • (Chapter 4) Septic System Types
  • (Chapter 5) Components of Your Septic System
  • (Chapter 6) How Does a Septic System Work?
  • (Chapter 7) How Does a Septic System Fail?
  • (Chapter 8) How to Extend Septic System Life
  • (Chapter 9) Perceived Cause & Remedy of Problems
  • (Chapter 10)Resolving Septic System Problems
  • (Chapter 11)How the Aero-Stream® Septic Solution Works
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