After a rather long wait, we determined to enlist the aid of a professional so Crimson Septic came and looked at our problem. A big problem was having no information about the type of system that had been installed. I looked through our home information packet but found nothing. We had some problems contacting the Health Department about any records they have on file and learned that the lines that were installed in 1994 were of a kind that can't be purchased any more. Also, the system that the record shows would be installed was much shorter than the 227 feet specified. A short 90 foot run of Ezy Lay field line was all we had and that had lasted 28 years. They were replaced with gravel chambers on July 11th 2022. With around 100 feet of field line with around twice the capacity of the former lines, we should be good now for as long as we have the house.
'For we are mistaken when we look forward to death; the major portion of death has already passed. Whatever years be behind us are in death's hands.' Seneca
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I was reading from Tony Robbins this morning. His comment was to look at life as a gift. I think that is a beautiful way to view our existen...
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