I finally called (about as late in the year as possible for NH) and the owner of this company came a week ago. Super nice guy and extremely helpful. He answered all our questions and was kind enough to change his schedule to work us in. We tried the search the ground with a rod method, which would have worked fine if we had more time; but since time was an issue ( Friday afternoon before a significant predicted snowstorm ) we resorted to using a locator gizmo! it was really neat, a little tracking device that flushes down the toilet, it send out a signal that can be picked up by a receiver. Kind of like a radio collar used to monitor wild animals, although less exciting. The man pointed to a spot where we needed to dig, and left to get his truck. Good deal, I trimmed back the pricker bushes growing rampant in that area and my DH dug the hole. It wasn't too bad as the clever person who installed it had covered it over with sandy soil (MUCH) easier digging than the rest of our property!
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| the lid of the septic tank the guy told us we could something else there to mark the spot and have less to dig next time - we put a metal barrel there & covered it up |
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| we were all happy that even though it had never been pumped, it was in working order, and there were no problems we were lucky! |
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| It was recommended that he return every 3-4 years to keep things in good working order for the size of our tank & number of people in our home |




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