Septic Tank Treatment in US

Septic Tank Treatment refers to the removal of contaminants and pathogens from wastewater in a septic tank or cesspool. The septic tank or cesspool is a subsurface wastewater treatment system that receives domestic waste collected from one or more households or building wastewater treatment systemss. The septic tank or cesspool receives domestic wastewater from a building and treats it to reduce the pollutant levels before discharging it into the soils. Wastewater is collected in a storage facility and treated with bacterial action. In septic tank treatment, anaerobic bacteria convert the organic matter in the wastewater to carbon dioxide. Septic tank treatment is a safe, cost-effective, and environment-friendly technique. It is used for the disposal of industrial, domestic, commercial, and agricultural waste.