Contrary
to what many people think, septic systems are better for
the environment than sewers.
Septic
systems treat wastewater, then recycle it into the
ground, where it helps to sustain local ponds, streams,
wetlands and wildlife, as well as the aesthetics of the
landscape. Sewers, on the other hand, siphon off the
local water supply, pumping it into Boston Harbor.
Water-testing data also show that most water pollution
problems in the Neponset Valley are caused by sewers.
You probably never thought of it this way, but by
cleaning and recycling our water, septic systems help to
make our communities a beautiful place to live.
Learn
more about:
How
Septic Systems Work
Septic
System Maintenance
Septic
System Inspections, etc.
Signs
of Septic System Failure
