Our maintenance customers, especially those who are new to septic systems often ask about their control panels. Below is one of the more frequently used panels for a standard pressure system, but please know that your panel could look different, for a variety of reasons. 

Each standard pressure panel will have a button to silence alarms, a timer, an on/off switch and other electrical components. Unless you happen to be a licensed electrician, the silence button is probably the only component you will end up using (we will check the rest of the components at each inspection). 

We always recommend that home owners and renters locate the silence button on the panel now, so that when your alarm is going off at 2 am on a Saturday in the pouring down rain, you're not searching for it (typically, the silence button is on the side of the panel as pictured below, but not always). 

Acme was brought in by a local home builder to design a 3-bedroom septic system for a property being developed in Port Orchard. This standard pressure system was installed by A-Bell Excavating. A-Bell did a great job installing this system, and they're always a pleasure to work with! 

Ron Hemley's Septic Installations installed this three bedroom Standard Pressure system in the Seabeck area. Daryl and his crew did a great job! For more information on Ron Hemley's, and all of our installers, please click here

Designing a system that achieved the best usage of space was important to this customer who had a failing septic system in Port Orchard.  So we designed a pressure bed system that Kat Trax installed in one day.  Josh and his team always work fast but never compromise their work.