however if your tank is full and some float ables clogged up the outlet. If you grew up around septic tanks and replace drainage field you probably know about as much as most septic installers do. If I understand your septic system correctly you have a tank to collect the solid and then some sort of subdivision wide drainage system that collect the effluent ? I'm not sure but I think a a failed septic system would be considered a major defect. In New Jersey is 10 years four major structural defects. New construction is required to have some sort of warranty I almost every state. If there is a widespread problem he might just be biding his time until your warranty or some statute of limitations expires so that he is no longer responsible for fixing what could be subdivision wide problem. I wouldn't trust a word that subdivision owner tells you about septic tank. I am not trying to get out of paying for what is my responsibility, just dont want to pay for something because its the fault of somethingelse Looking for some input from people who would know what the problem may be or how to go about having the problem fixed? Dont know if I should pay to get it pumped then have the owner of the subdivision check out their end? Looking for advise. The full tank is the problem from there being a different problem. Yes, I can pay $250 to have it pumped, but Im not sure this is my main problem. I feel that the problem lies on the outgoing side of the tank tho. contacted the owner of the subdivision and was told that the tank just needed pumping and that was that. We noticed water coming out of the inspection pipe between the house and the tank. I know that usually if your tank is full, you have a drain field problem. I have dug up and installed new drain fields, I have been around having to dig up the lids to have them pumped. I have grown up in houses that we had septic tanks. Our problem is that our tank is up to the covers. So we have a tank, but instead of a drain field we have a central pump that pumps from our tanks.
We live in a subdivision that initially put in septic tanks and then decided to run city sewage.
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