That hands-on approach is what lets us stand behind every tank we sell. When you buy a concrete tank from us, you’re getting a product we built ourselves, start to finish, not one we’re simply passing through from another supplier.
Every tank starts on our own shop floor, where we follow the same proven process for each build. We prep the steel forms, pour the concrete, let it set and cure, remove the form, and finish and inspect the tank before it ever leaves our yard. Because we control every stage in-house, we can catch issues before delivery instead of after a tank is already in the ground, and we can back every tank with our own name.
We also keep a large selection of tanks and parts in inventory. As a septic-focused company, we don’t just sell you a tank and walk away. Our team talks through your property, your soil conditions, and your household needs before recommending which tank and configuration will actually work for you, and manufacturing our own products gives us a deeper understanding of how they perform once installed.
We manufacture both single-chamber and two-chamber concrete tanks in a range of sizes, and the right choice comes down to your household’s wastewater flow, which generally tracks with bedroom count and property use. A two-chamber tank separates solids settling from clarification into two stages, giving effluent more time to settle before it moves toward the drain field, which is why many BC installations call for a two-chamber design or an added pump chamber depending on site conditions.
Larger households, secondary suites, and properties with higher expected flow typically need a larger tank or a two-chamber configuration to meet retention time requirements under BC’s sewerage system rules. Rather than guess at a size from a chart alone, our team walks through your bedroom count, fixture count, and lot conditions with you directly so the tank you order is sized correctly the first time, not adjusted after an inspection flags it.
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Concrete is often preferred over plastic where durability, higher load ratings, and resistance to movement are important. Because we manufacture our tanks ourselves, our team can help you compare the available sizes and chamber configurations based on your property and wastewater requirements.
Beyond tanks, we manufacture our own line of distribution boxes in-house. A distribution box takes effluent leaving the tank and splits it evenly across the drain field lines, and an evenly built box matters more than most homeowners realize. If one line gets a disproportionate share of flow, that section of the drain field wears out years before the rest of the system needs attention.
Building these ourselves means we control the tolerances that keep flow balanced across every line.
We also act as a reseller for most other septic system components, so if a part of your system falls outside what we manufacture directly, we can still source it and advise on how it fits with the rest of your setup.
For homeowners handling their own repairs or upgrades, our online store carries the parts you need to keep a system running between full replacements, from risers and lids to effluent filters and adapter rings. If you’re not sure which part fits your existing setup, call us before you order. Our team would rather spend five minutes confirming a part number than have you install the wrong one.
Shop Septic PartsWith routine pumping and normal soil conditions, a concrete tank we manufacture will outlast a comparable plastic tank by a wide margin. Acidic soil and groundwater can shorten that lifespan over time, which is one more reason we ask about your site conditions before recommending a tank.
It comes down to your household’s expected wastewater flow and what your site conditions call for. Larger households and certain lot conditions call for a two-chamber tank or an added pump chamber, and we’ll confirm which applies to your property before you order.
Concrete’s weight is an advantage here. It resists floating or shifting in wet conditions far better than a lighter plastic tank would, which is part of why we recommend it for many Langley sites.
Yes. We deliver using our own equipment and coordinate the timing directly with you and your installer so the tank arrives when your site is ready for it.
We manufacture, sell, and deliver the tank, and installation is handled by your licensed installer. We’re available by phone throughout that process if questions come up.
Tank size is based on your household’s expected wastewater flow, which generally scales with bedroom count and property use under BC’s sewerage system rules. Talk to our team with your bedroom count and lot details, and we’ll confirm the right size and configuration.
Yes. We carry effluent filters, risers, lids, and other septic accessories for most existing systems, whether or not we manufactured the original tank, and we’re happy to help you confirm what fits.
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Whether you are looking to replace a single part or update your entire septic system by yourself, we carry everything you need to get your septic system up and running. Our expert team members will always take the time to answer any questions you might have about our products, so you can rest assured that you will be receiving expert advice alongside high-quality products and solutions.
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