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Chris Field
In our front yard, we have a 42-year-old, saturated 100 ft. leach line (its a 3 bdrm. house). We are pretty handy around the house, and are considering putting in a diversion valve and new 75 ft. line about 10 ft. from the old one (w/ permit, of course). Is this a job better left to the pros? Our estimates have averaged $3K, and wed like to save that money if possible.
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Be careful of the PRO you use, and especially if they want to use the chamber system.We have been suffering for over 2 years since a PRO, licensed and insured, and certified by the county, allowed the PRO to install a 150 chamber system in our yard at a debt of 108 inches.It has overflowed into our house over 20 times in the last 2 years. We have just finally pushed the county to agree to put us on sewer.It has been a long, tough battle.so be careful what you do and who you allow to do it.
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