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Devon Moore
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Multifamily - Septic

Devon Moore
  • Boston, MA
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Hi!

I am currently looking at a duplex in New Hampshire with a septic system. I like the property because it has a great potential to add a second 1 bedroom unit. One unit is a 3 bedroom house with two bathrooms. The second unit is a 1-bedroom apartment with one bathroom. The septic tank is 2,500 gallons. Would this be a sufficient size to add another 1bed/1bath apartment to?

Thanks for any insight!

Devon

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Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
  • Severna Park, MD
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Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
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The tank size doesnt matter as much as the perk rate of the soil .  10 gallons goes in and it displaces 10 gallons into the drain field . The tank holds the solids to allow them to settle and break down . 

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