Johnson Construction Company

Serving Oklahoma’s Septic System and Storm Shelter Needs Since 1977

Septic Systems

Johnson Construction takes pride in offering two distinct types of septic systems – aerobic and lateral line septic systems – to cater to the diverse needs of our clients. With our expertise in septic system installation and maintenance, we ensure efficient and environmentally responsible solutions for both residential and commercial properties.

Lateral Line Septic Systems:

For properties with suitable soil conditions and lower wastewater treatment needs, our lateral line septic systems provide a cost-effective and reliable solution. Also known as gravity-fed or conventional septic systems, these are the traditional choice for many residential homes and smaller commercial properties.

Lateral line systems consist of a septic tank and a drainfield. Wastewater flows from the property’s plumbing into the septic tank, where solids settle and are broken down by natural bacteria. The liquid effluent is then distributed through a network of pipes into a drainfield, where it percolates into the soil for further treatment.

Our Oklahoma team at Johnson Construction is well-versed in designing and installing lateral line septic systems that comply with local regulations and ensure optimal functionality. These systems are not only dependable but also relatively low-maintenance, making them a cost-effective choice for many property owners.

Here is a picture that helps illustrate how a lateral line septic system works:

Lateral line septic system

This shows how a lateral line system is installed in a typical scenario.

Concrete Septic Tank

This is a lateral line concrete tank.

This shows how a lateral line system is installed in a typical scenario.

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Using a backhoe to dig the trenches for the lateral line.

Pouring gravel

Pouring gravel into the trench.

 

lateral line septic system

This photo shows where the septic system is placed in relation to the lateral line.

lateral line end in gravel

This image shows the end of the lateral line coming out of the septic system into the gravel area.

 

Clearstream Aerobic Wastewater system:

Johnson Construction is proud to offer Clearstream Aerobic Wastewater Systems. Johnson uses Clearstream products because they are certified by the NSF and have been a trusted industry standard for thousands of homes. With proper care and maintenance, your Clearstream Aerobic system will give you years of worry-free service.

The Clearstream guarantee is one of the best in the business. The manufacturer offers a two-year limited warranty for material and workmanship from the date of purchase.

Aerobic systems use aeration to break down organic matter more efficiently than conventional systems. They introduce oxygen into the wastewater, promoting the growth of beneficial bacteria that accelerate decomposition. This process results in cleaner effluent, reducing the risk of groundwater contamination and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.

One of the key advantages of aerobic septic systems is their flexibility. They can be installed in various soil types, including clayey or sandy soils, making them a versatile choice for a wide range of properties. Moreover, these systems typically require smaller drainfields, allowing for more flexibility in installation locations.

All of our aerobic systems are wired by a licensed electrician for your safety.

Below is a picture of the Clearstream Aerobic System tank:

This is a Clearstream aerobic septic system tank.

This is a Clearstream aerobic wastewater system tank.

grass after aerobic

This is a picture of a Clearstream Aerobic system shortly after installation.

 

In conclusion, Johnson Construction offers both aerobic and lateral line septic systems, providing tailored solutions to meet the unique needs of our clients. Whether you require advanced wastewater treatment or a straightforward, reliable system, our experienced professionals are here to deliver top-quality septic solutions.

If you are unsure what system is best for your needs and soil, contact John at Johnson Construction. He can help you decide which system will work best- 405-769-6071.