These are the four situations we see most across Montana, and how advanced treatment gets each one approved. Yours doesn't fit a category? That's normal too.
Tap a constraint. See why the conventional field fails, and how the ELIMINITE footprint fits.
Standard drain fields need vertical separation from groundwater that some lots simply don't have. Advanced treatment cleans the water to a level that lets the system work with far less separation, turning an unbuildable lot into a permitted one.
MOST COMMON // valley floors, spring-wet groundSetbacks near surface water and wellheads exist to protect what makes this state worth living in. ELIMINITE-level treatment reduces the environmental load so sensitive parcels can be developed responsibly and legally.
SENSITIVE // riverfront, lakefront, wellhead zonesA conventional drain field needs room, and replacement area on top of that. Highly treated effluent needs a smaller footprint, which is often the difference between a lot that works and one that doesn't.
SMALL LOTS // subdivisions, infill, guest homesAn existing system that's failed regulation doesn't always mean starting over. We assess what's salvageable and design the upgrade path that gets you compliant with the least disruption.
REPLACEMENT // failed perc, aging systemsDocumented installs and inspections across Gallatin County, Ravalli County, and statewide.