Well I made some time to get out there, and spot dig for the septic issue this afternoon.. I stress about shiit like this until I’ve got a definitive diagnosis..
The spot where I noticed the damp spot begin the other night after a long shower following working on the track alllllll day long.. Directly at the end of my sharp shooter in the photo for reference.
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More photos for my reference, and to compare with the old photos of the initial work roughly 30days ago.
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About a 1.5’x1.5’x1.5’ spot/inspection pit.
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Septic tank intake pipe is about 1’ back, and 3.5-4’ right of where the water was coming up from when I saw it the night before last.
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Dry as a bone after 36ish hours..
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Followed the new clean out, and previous repair all the way to the tank. Went inside to flush both toilets (3) times, and ran all three sinks at once for about 4min.. Zero issues with previous work, and was bone dry until I exposed the lid. Noticed water flowing out from the clean out cap threads, and Sewage was overflowing between the top of the tank side, and the tank lid.
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The GOOD news is that it’s in no way my fault from grading over top of the tank, and leach field. Bad news is-there’s obviously a blockage AT or AFTER the tank exit, between the exit, and the leach field.. Nothing is backing up, or slow draining in the house. We have more rain coming tomorrow, and Thursday, so the plan is a day for the dirt to have a chance to dry a bit, then diag the exit side of the tank Saturday morning, with room to run into Sunday if need be.
Landlord was Kool and the Gang eleventybillion%, so between that, and the tank being full after only 30days roughly-I feel MUCH better. He just wants me to build a MASSIVE set of doubles OVER the septic so I’m not running it over again… Nahhhhhh-I’m just fakkin’ with y’all.. He still can’t wait to see the track layout.. Best Landlord ever, and all around good dude. Counting my blessings on just how fortunate we are to have rented from them..
