When the Driveway is the Only Place to Put a Drainfield

Greeted with a postage stamp-size lot and a 4,000-square foot lake home, Washington state onsite professionals dig in to find a winning solution

When the Driveway is the Only Place to Put a Drainfield

 Landscaping shown at top covers the treatment tanks and camouflages the panels and blower housing for the BioMicrobics MBR. The fence at right marks the border of the yard next to the street. (Photos courtesy of A-Advanced Septic)

Originally built in 1977, the house on Lake Tapps, 36 miles south of Seattle, had started as a small dwelling that previous owners expanded to about 4,000 square feet. 

“You’re talking about a million-dollar house on the lake, and they had not given a lot of thought to the...

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