Yes, one is better and the answer has been around for decades
Here's a detailed checklist of things you and your crews should do if the unthinkable happens
Systems are sized assuming even distribution along drainfield lines. How often do the results match the assumption?
Through the years, best practices have changed for protecting aggregate
Keeping the trenches shallow allows the trench bottom to be located above the required separation distance from a limiting soil layer
Even well-trained, experienced septic installation crews need to stay on high alert when working in trenches
Consistence features of the soil will determine whether water can be properly treated on a potential site
After 30-plus years working on installing crews for others, Josh McCloud has staked his claim at Indiana’s Dutcher Trenching
Compaction from foot traffic may restrict the performance of your drainfield and shorten the life of your septic system