Septic Design - Home Owner Intended Use of System Information
  • Intended Use of Septic System

    Intended Use of Septic System

    Information Collection

  • Thank-you for choosing Acreage Pros Septic Design.

     

    This form is an essential step in the site evaluation and septic system design process. The information you provide will help us assess your property’s unique requirements and ensure your system is tailored to your needs while complying with Alberta’s regulations for private wastewater systems.

    Please take a moment to complete this form as thoroughly as possible. Accurate and detailed responses will enable us to:

     

    • Evaluate your property and intended system usage effectively.
    • Design a septic system that aligns with your household’s current and future needs.
    • Meet all permitting, regulatory and environmental requirements.

     

    If you have any questions or need assistance while completing this form, please feel free to contact us. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated and vital to the success of your septic system project.

     

  • 1. Client Information

    Information about client requesting service
  • Relation to the Property*
  • What Services do you need? (Choose all that apply)
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  • 2. Property Details

    Property Location Details for Septic Site
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  • Current Development On Site
  • Indicate any of the following watercourses on the property:

  • Location of Intended Development

    If known, please provide as much detail as possible to assist us in our site visit.

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  • 3. Main Building Details

    Main Residence or Building Details for Septic System Water Requirements

  • Building Details

  • Building Type*
  • Will the building/home be fully developed?
  • Water Source
  • Are you planning on having a paved driveway or paved parking pads?

  • Waste Water Fixture Units

    Please list the number of each type of plumbing fixture or appliance in your home that sends water to the septic system. Include sinks, bathtubs, showers, toilets, dishwashers, washing machines, and any specialty water-using equipment.

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  • Water Treatment
    ⚠️ Important Notice: Water Treatment Discharge & Septic Systems

    Wastewater from water treatment devices, including reject, waste, or discharge water, must not be drained into the septic system and should instead be diverted to a separate location or dry well. If regeneration waste from a water softener is to be directed into the septic system, the designer must be notified immediately.

    Certain wastes are strictly prohibited from entering a private sewage system, including waste from iron filters, stormwater, surface water, abattoirs, swimming pools, hot tubs, industrial processes, sump pits, weeping tiles, and foundation drains.

  • Water Treatment Systems*

  • Garburators
    ⚠️ Important Notice: Garburators (Food Waste Grinders) & Septic Systems

    Garburators (also known as food waste disposals or garbage disposals) are NOT recommended for use with septic systems. They introduce solid food waste into the system, which can lead to faster sludge buildup, increased maintenance costs, and potential system failure.

  • Home Based Businesses

    Certain home-based businesses increase water usage and wastewater production, which can impact the performance and longevity of your septic system. To ensure proper system design, please indicate if you operate or plan to operate any of the following businesses from your home:

  • Home Based Business
  • How many days per week does the business operate?

  • Lifestyle / Hobbies

    Certain lifestyle activities or hobbies can increase water usage and wastewater production, impacting your septic system. Please indicate if you regularly engage in any of the following or other activities:

  • Home Based Business

  • 4. Future Development

    Future development of structures that will send waste to the septic system.

  • Future Development & Increased Septic Demand

    Future structures or additions to your property may impact septic system performance by increasing water usage and wastewater production.  

    Some planned future structures which may add wastewater to the septic system may include:  Secondary Suite/Guest House, Shop or Garage with Plumbing, Barn or Agricultural Building with water fixtures.

  • Are there plans for future development at the site that may impact the sizing of the septic system?*
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