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Yes, I know. Why didn’t we buy the lot on the high side? But, we have to pump uphill, and I cannot find any web resources to tell me footprint size, depth, specs, etc. Any of you wastewater specialists know? We are doing it for a 2-1/2 bath home, and probably have to get it about five feet up in elevation to fall into the sewer line tap.
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Yes, I know. Why didn't we buy the lot on the high side? But, we have to pump uphill, and I cannot find any web resources to tell me footprint size, depth, specs, etc. Any of you wastewater specialists know? We are doing it for a 2-1/2 bath home, and probably have to get it about five feet up in elevation to fall into the sewer line tap.