Licensed Septic System Installers in Rye Beach

Why hire a landscape company to install your septic system?

It's surprising how many folks don't know it, but at Rye Beach Landscaping we are licensed septic system installers in New Hampshire, and we provide these services frequently for customers in the seacoast area.

Septic system installations are a natural outflow of what we already do.

We can install a "stone-and-pipe" leaching field or an Enviro-Septic system according to the specifications of your septic system design. If you don't have a design, we work with several local New Hampshire licensed septic designers who can produce a certified blueprint and obtain all town and state permits for you at a reasonable cost.

One advantage in hiring Rye Beach Landscaping to install your septic system is one-stop shopping. While we do not perform septic inspections or septic designs (that would be a conflict of interest) we are able to integrate your new septic system aesthetically into the landscape, and not make it look like an eye-sore. The long-term benefit of landscaping around a septic system is realized through curb appeal.


	Many septic contractors who are not landscapers may skimp on the topsoil quality and depth. This causes the grass on the top of the septic tank or leaching area to burn in the summer, inviting turf insects and diseases.

A leaching field is made up of sand and stone. Using the correct gradation of these landscape materials will give the maximum life and value out of your new septic system. We know all of the gravel pits and landscape materials available in the New Hampshire seacoast area. We know where to buy the best sand and stone to install into your system.

It takes so little to be above average. Because there is so much sand used in the construction of a leaching field, it drains quickly and heats up through a convection process from the stone underneath the grass. Adding a quality loam at a deeper depth will ensure a healthy green lawn on top of that all-too-obvious septic system. Our screened loam is a compost mixture that we sift ourselves. We put down a full 4 inches on top of the sub-surface grading that we do. If your yard is not irrigated, we can install and maintain an automated sprinkler system for you that will keep it "clean and green" throughout the hot, dry summer. After grading we hydroseed the finished product, giving you a thick green lawn in no time!

If your septic system must be replaced, why not make it a thing of beauty?

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