Because we have an engineer on staff, EGSD does more commercial septic designs than most other septic designers in the area. This is for two reasons:
1) Engineering, Architecture and Planning companies oftentimes prefer working with a licensed engineer compared to a septic designer. Engineers typically “speak the same language” as other consultants and understand the big picture of the project. 2) State law requires an engineer (and not a septic designer) to perform the designs of all systems with a daily flow greater than 3,500 gallons per day (LOSS or Large On-Site Sewage Systems). Finding an engineer who specializes in septic systems is difficult, as most engineers (even those who design other wastewater systems) don’t know the septic industry very well. |
Some commercial projects we’ve worked on include the following:
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Some of our commercial clients include:
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Very knowledgeable engineers. I saved a ton of money and got a better system than what was previously recommended. Courteous folks to work with from the first phone call until completion. True professionals. Very highly recommended.
Geary Ferguson