Turtle Tanks Island Systems INC provides professional tank installation services for Black Creek properties needing new septic systems, holding tanks, or cisterns. Proper installation is critical for system performance and longevity. Our team begins with a thorough site assessment, including soil testing, percolation tests, and determining the appropriate tank size and type for your property’s needs. We navigate local health department regulations and handle all permitting. Our installation process includes excavation, tank placement, proper bedding, connection to building drains, and backfill. We ensure proper slope for drainage and install access risers for future maintenance. We also connect to drain fields or alternative treatment systems as required. Black Creek property owners trust Turtle Tanks Island Systems INC for tank installations that are code-compliant, durable, and designed for easy maintenance.
Who we are
Turtle Tanks Island Systems INC treats every tank installation as a unique challenge. No two Black Creek properties are alike. Soil varies, water tables fluctuate, and access differs. Our founder started this company because he saw too many failed installations from one-size-fits-all approaches. We test soil, measure percolation, and design systems for your specific property. We handle permits, coordinate inspections, and install with precision. We don’t rush. We don’t cut corners. We install tanks that work for decades, not years. Black Creek property owners trust Turtle Tanks for installations done right the first time. Your property, your needs, our expertise.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you determine the right tank size for my property?
Tank size is based on number of bedrooms in your home, not number of occupants. Island Health provides sizing tables. We calculate exactly what your property requires.
What is a percolation test and why is it needed?
A percolation test measures how fast soil absorbs water. Results determine drain field size and whether a conventional or alternative treatment system is required. Required for all new installations.
How long does tank installation take?
Most tank installations take 2 to 5 days, including site assessment, excavation, tank placement, connection, backfill, and inspections. Weather and site conditions affect timelines.
Do you handle the permit process?
Yes, we manage all permitting for our clients, including applications, soil testing, system design, and coordinating with Island Health inspectors. You don’t need to navigate the process alone.
What happens to my old tank during replacement?
When replacing an existing tank, we safely decommission and remove the old tank according to regulations. Options include complete removal or crushing and filling in place. We handle everything.