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 Breaking out the old tank.   Photo above of Line to new tank. Photo below of transport line to the drain field.   Installing pressure lines and infiltrator chambers for the new drain field. 
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3/3/2023 09:40:07 pm
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Thank you for sharing this insightful blog post. Excavation plays a vital role in archaeological research, allowing us to uncover and understand the cultures and civilizations of the past. It is through excavation that we can piece together the stories of our ancestors and gain a deeper appreciation for our shared history. 12/18/2024 06:14:37 am
Great pics from the summer project! It's always a big task to take out an old septic and install a new one. Looks like you handled it well. Thanks for sharing the journey with us! 12/20/2024 10:21:41 pm
Really enjoyed seeing these photos! It’s amazing to see the process of removing an old septic system and installing a new one. The hard work and attention to detail really show in the results. Thanks for sharing this behind-the-scenes look at your work! 12/24/2024 03:47:09 am
Wow, it's amazing to see the hard work and dedication that went into replacing the septic system! It must have been a huge undertaking, but the results look fantastic. I can only imagine how satisfying it must feel to have that project completed, especially after all the effort put into it. Thanks for sharing these behind the scenes pictures. Leave a Reply. |
who are we?Hi we are Richard
and Virlinda Foster. We live on a beautiful five acre piace of land on San Juan Island and love it! And we can't leave out the dog in our life, at not quite a year old Bella is a bundle of energy, all licks and wiggles who lives for car rides and people coming to see her. When Richard is not digging up something for you or working with your septic systems he enjoys hiking, camping, taking care of our property, growing fruit trees, mowing grass and of course playing with Bella. Archives
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