Distribution & Infiltration Septic System (DIS)
interested in this type of septic system installation?
Discover how the Advanced Enviro )) Septic technology can be used as an infiltration chamber.
How it works
When the soil and site are conducive to this type of system, the installation of a System O)) Distribution & Infiltration System is the same as for a conventional leach field. The Advanced Enviro )) Septic technology replaces the perforated pipes and acts as an infiltration chamber.
Green
All our wastewater treatment solutions are eco-friendly and safe for the environment, as demonstrated during benchmarking tests around the world.
Cost-Effective
Worry-free septic solutions that have no moving parts, no build-up or clogs, and that do not require power or filtering media replacement!
Long-lasting
The technology exists since 1987; septic systems installed over 30 years ago are still functional, in perfect condition and treating wastewater just as efficiently as the day they were put in.
Choosing the right septic system isn't always easy
Download our BEFORE BUYING guide to help you select a cost-effective, eco-friendly and long-lasting wastewater treatment solution, combined with your septic tank. The price varies according to the type of system your site requires, determined by a percolation test.
This guide provides support in a 3-step list to get your wastewater treatment project started on the right foot.
Septic System Benefits
Increased durability
The Advanced Enviro))Septic technology has a longer life than conventional septic installations.
No annual follow-ups required
The ministère de l’Environnement du Québec (Québec’s ministry of the environment) does not require annual monitoring of conventional installations, a cost-saving benefit for owners of eligible sites.
Certifications
CAN/BNQ 3680-600Onsite Residential Wastewater Treatment Technologies, standard applied in Canada and managed by the BNQ (Bureau de normalisation du Québec – Quebec Standards Agency);
Standalone Wastewater Treatment Systems for Isolated Isolated dwellings, standard applied in the province of Québec, in Canada and managed by the BNQ (Bureau de normalisation du Québec – Quebec Standards Agency)
NSF/ANSI 40
