Building in the trees
Sandia Park's homes sit among pine, piñon and juniper on the east slope of the Sandias. Lots are often sloped and rocky, with trees whose roots can invade drain fields if planted too close.
Common projects
- New construction septic for custom homes
- Replacing older systems on sloped lots
- Advanced treatment where soils are shallow
Trees and fields
Keep trees and large shrubs away from the drain field. Roots go looking for water, and a field is full of it.
Septic services in Sandia Park
- New septic installation and replacement
- Septic tanks, leach fields and chamber systems
- Advanced treatment systems
- Site evaluations and permits
- Risers, filters and drain field repair
Septic questions
Will trees damage my drain field?
Their roots can. Keep trees well away from the field.
Do you build septic for new mountain homes?
Yes.
Can you work on steep lots?
Yes, with the layout planned to the slope.