In 1997 Joe Mollric had a major septic problem at his home in Jackson Township. After having his septic system pumped monthly for three months in a row, he realized it was time for drastic action. His pumper and a well respected septic system installer told him the cost to replace his existing system would be somewhere in the range of $12,000.00, but with three children in college and two more ready to enroll, Joe knew that $12,000.00 was definitely not an option.

Joe's plumber told him about a recent breakthrough is technology that might make it possible for his system to be repaired without the need for replacement. At that time, Joe was the President and Owner of JFM Leasing, Inc. He told the local pumper he was very interested in the equipment and asked for the name and address of the manufacturer. He contacted the manufacturer, expressed his interest in this new technology, and was asked if he knew of a failing septic system where they could stage a demonstration. Since he had a septic problem in his own backyard, Joe quickly volunteered his own home as the test site.

On the day of the demonstration, Joe's brother Ron came to his home and the two were so impressed with the results that they immediately purchased a machine of their own. After taking several university level courses in soil composition, absorption rates, and related courses, Joe and Ron founded their own septic system repair firm in 1999. While searching for a name for their new venture, they noticed a similarity between their work and that of a heart surgeon. "It's like we're doing a giant angioplasty," says Ron. "Instead of milligrams and microns, we're working with 300 pounds of compressed air. Rather than stints, we use polystyrene beads, and in place of medications, we rely on bio-remediation. That's why we call our company Septic Surgeons, Inc."

Septic Surgeons, Inc. employs cutting edge technology as a proven alternative to septic system replacement. They have completed well over 500 jobs with a success ratio of over 98%. In a day or less, years of life can be added to your septic system without disturbing your lawn or landscaping and you will save thousands of dollars over the cost of replacing your existing septic system.

Septic Surgeons, Inc. can install new septic systems in the eight Northeastern Ohio counties they serve, but most of the time the problem can be solved by soil rejuvenation. The information gathering and presentation are very down-to-earth and straight-to-the-point. You will learn that Septic Surgeons' system uses a long, narrow probe and an external pneumatic hammer to penetrate soil to depths of three to twelve feet -- depending on the depth of your system. It then forces air into the soil at a controlled rate using a special high pressure compressor creating a network of fissures and cracks which breaks up the biomat that has formed on the walls of the trenches or wells, and loosens compacted and biomatted soils.

This system adds the new dimension of using a second tank and parallel system that simultaneously allows the injection of air and polystyrene pellets into the fissures that have been opened by the compressed air. This maintains the passages for the percolation of liquids away from the trenches or well. Because air tends to follow the path of least resistance, both the air and the pellets will move horizontally and vertically upward through the soil. The pellets keep the air and water passages open to insure proper leaching and transportation on a long term basis.

The cost of a new septic system in Northeastern Ohio can be anywhere from $10,000.00 to $28,000.00 depending on your location and the rules set forth by your local health department. When Ron and Joe state that you will literally save thousands of dollars they are actually understating the amount that can be saved using this new technology. Practically speaking, most homeowners save well over $8,000.00 and as much as $22,000.00 in certain cases.

Why replace your present septic system when Septic Surgeons, Inc. can add years of life to your existing one while saving you thousands of dollars at the same time? Call Septic Surgeons, Inc. today, and don't forget to tell them Avon Lake, Ohio Business & Living sent you!