Why Stay On A Septic System?
Top 5 Reasons for Preserving Onsite as a Viable, Even Preferred, Sewage Management Option:
- Better protection of public health is possible
- Examples:
- City of Austin loses 1MGPD sewage from collection system for decades
- City of Austin sewage spills 1-2 times/week into streets and creeks
- Examples:
- Better Protection of the Environment
- Examples:
- From Lake Buchanan to Lake Austin, average water quality is good, even though surrounded by agriculture & septics - some from before permitting, some from before the new rules
- Town Lake, on the other hand, has average water quality that is much worse - at one time publicly declared as unfit for human contact - but is surrounded by sewer lines and very few septic systems
- Examples:
- Preserve Texas Rights for Texas Property Owners
- Private industry must compete to acquire and retain customers
- Competition improves service
- Utilities are factual monopolies, not required to compete for your business
- Private industry must compete to acquire and retain customers
- Preserve Consumer Choices for Resource Management
- Septic systems allow beneficial reuse of the wastewater on the site.
- Water reuse reduces resource demands, and water bills
- Nutrients from wastewater reduce fertilization requirements that run off and pollute rivers and streams.
- Organic content of wastewater reduces soil amendments/toppings that also run off.
- Septic systems allow beneficial reuse of the wastewater on the site.
With a septic system, you retain your right to reuse your water, not waste it.
S.O.S./Snowden Onsite Septic, Inc. offers you the best septic service you can get anywhere. Our experience ranges from the simplest to the most complex systems - for over 20 years. A long history of growth and stability shows that you can depend on us for the service that you need and deserve.
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