Precast / Septic
As a proud distributor of Delta Treatment Systems and Infiltrator Water Technologies we offer the most effective and complete array of wastewater treatment options and products and tanks in our area.
At AAA Zoellner, we manufacture Class #1/NSF approved concrete aerobic Aeration Treatment Units (ATU’s) and non-aerobic septic tanks. In addition, we make grease traps, holding tanks, pump tanks, drip irrigation tanks, and low-pressure pipe (LPP) tanks, just to name a few. Our concrete tanks are built with 6000+psi concrete that utilizes full welded wire mesh and rebar reinforcement. They are significantly stronger and less permeable than any of our competition’s options.
Then our tanks are delivered by heavy-duty knuckle-boom crane trucks. The 360 degree articulating knuckle-boom and 30 feet of reach offer more on-site versatility for difficult site conditions. *
Try our Trucking/Hauling Services to supply all of your certified soil, topsoil, fill-dirt, sand, or gravel needs.
A FULL LINE OF PUMPS, FIELD, AND ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS FOR NEW INSTALLATIONS OR REPAIRS NOW OFFERED
*All tanks come Standard with 4” inlets/outlets, plastic baffles.
**Tank height dimensions below do not include standard riser height.
Non-Aerobic Septic Tanks (LxWxH)
- 500 gal. Standard Single-Compartment -54” inlet/ 51” outlet (5’7” x 4’2” x 5’7”)
- 750 gal. Standard Single-Compartment-46” inlet / 43” outlet (7’10” x 5’7” x 5’0”)
- 1000 gal. Standard Single-Compartment -54” inlet / 51” outlet (7’10” x 5’7” x 5’7”)
- 1000 gal. Lowboy Two-Compartment-39” inlet / 36” outlet (11’8” x 5’7” x 4’5”)
- 1250 gal. Standard Two-Compartment-46″ inlet/ 43″ outlet (11’8″ x 5’7″ x 4’11”)
- 1500 gal. Standard Two-Compartment-54” inlet/ 51” outlet (11’8” x 5’7” x 5’7”)
Aerobic/Class 1 NSF Approved Septic Tanks (ATU’s) (LxWxH)
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500 GPD Class #1 Tank-61” inlet/ 56″ outlet (9’10” x 6’9”x 5’11 1/2”)
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600 GPD Class #1 Tank-61″ inlet/ 56″outlet (9’10” x 6’9”x 5’11 1/2”)
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750 GPD Class #1 Tank-66” inlet/ 64” outlet (10’2″ x 7’11” x 6’5″)
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900 GPD Class #1 Tank-69” inlet/ 64” outlet (10’2″ x 7’11” x 6’5″)Larger systems available*
Grease Traps/ Oil Interceptors (LxWxH)
- 1000 gal. Standard Two-Compartment Trap-39” inlet/ 36”outlet (11’8” x 5’7” x 4’5”)
- 1250 gal. Standard Two-Compartment Trap-46″ inlet/ 43″ outlet (11’8″ x 5’7″ x 4’11”)
- 1500 gal. Standard Two-Compartment Trap-54” inlet/ 51”outlet (11’8” x 5’7″ x 5’7″)
- 2800 gal. Standard Two-Compartment Trap-88” inlet/ 85” outlet (10’9” x 5’8” x 8’0”)
Holding Tanks (LxWxH)
- 1000 gal. Standard, Single-Compartment Tank-54” inlet (7’10” x 5’7” x 5’7”)
- 1200 gal. Lid-inlet, Two-Compartment Tank (7’10”x 5’7” x 5’7”)
- 1500 gal. Standard, Two-Compartment Tank-54” inlet (11’8” x 5’7” x 5’7”)
- 2000 gal. Lid-inlet, Two-Compartment Tank (11’8” x 5’7” x 5’7”)
- 2800 gal. Standard, Two-Compartment Tank-88” inlet (10’9”x 5’8”x 8’0”)
- 3000 gal. Lid-inlet, Two-Compartment Tank (10’9”x 5’8”x 8’0”)
Fiberglass Tanks and Poly Tanks are also available.
Infiltrator Systems Inc. Septic Tanks (LxWxH)
- IM-540 – 500 gal. Single-Compartment Tank-47″ inlet (5’6″ x 5’3″ x 5’5″)
- IM-1060 – 1000 gal. Single/Double-Compartment Tank-47″ inlet (10’7″ x 5’3″ x 5’5″)
- IM-1530 – 1500 gal. Single/Double-Compartment Tank-47″ inlet (14’8″ x 5’3″ x 5’5″)
Plastic Leach Field Chambers
Several custom build pre-cast concrete products available as well
Items to avoid in Onsite Treatment Systems
Plastic, rubber, scouring pads, dental floss, condoms, kitty litter, cigarette filters, bandages, hair, mop strings, lint, rags, cloths and towels do not decompose in an onsite treatment system. Inert materials build up solids and lead to system malfunction, clogging, or increased pump-out frequency.
Inert Materials
Medications, Cleaning Products, Plastic, rubber, scouring pads, dental floss, condoms, kitty litter, cigarette filters, bandages, hair, mop strings, lint, rags, cloths and towels do not decompose in an onsite treatment system. Particularly, inert materials build up solids and lead to system malfunction, clogging, or increased pump-out frequency.
Paper Products
Disposable diapers, tampons, sanitary napkins, cotton swabs, paper towels, facial tissues, baby wipes do not dissolve properly. Toilet tissue, lotioned, scented or quilted and moist toilet paper in general do not dissolve readily in an onsite treatment system. Also, excessive amounts of toilet tissue at one time can lead to system malfunction, clogs, or increased pump-out frequency.
Food Waste
Do not put animal fats and bones down the sink. Additionally, grease, coffee grounds, citrus, melon rinds, corn cobs, or eggshells should be avoided. Garbage disposal use should be limited to waste that cannot be scooped out and thrown in the trash. Spoiled dairy products and yeasts from home brewing or baking may interfere with microbial process in your system.
Cleaning Products
Antimicrobial soaps and automatic toilet disinfection tablets may kill the organisms needed to consume waste. Avoid emptying mop buckets containing bleach down the sink.
Medications/Ailments
Do not flush expired medicines, as some will disrupt your treatment system and many can eventually find their way into the groundwater. If household members undergo oral or intravenous chemotherapy, the treatment system may require more frequent pump out intervals or the use of biological additives. Contact an onsite treatment system service provider to find out if such service is needed.
Commercial Additives
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and other authorities report that there is no evidence to support the use of additives with normally functioning onsite treatment systems. Some septic tank additives can harm the system. A normally functioning system does not require additives.
Chemicals and Toxins
The following materials will kill the microbes necessary for the biological treatment to occur: paint, paint thinner, solvents, volatile substances, drain cleaners, automotive fluids, fuels, pesticides, herbicides fertilizers, metals, disinfectants, sanitizers, bleach, floor stripping wastes, excessive use of household chemicals, and backwash from water softener regeneration.
Laundry Practices
To avoid overloading some systems, spread out laundry over the week instead of doing it all in one day. Excessive use of detergents, especially those containing bleach, can affect system performance. Liquid detergents are recommended over powders. Fabric softener sheets are recommended over liquid softeners. Use bleach sparingly, and at half the rate indicated on the container.
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Bonne Terre Plant
9211 Berry Rd. Bonne Terre, MO