Installation
Sized for your lot & soil
Your pro handles new systems for homes, cottages and rebuilds — soil testing, design, Interior Health filing and installation.
Find a local septic pro · Central Okanagan, BC
Installations, repairs, pre-purchase inspections and maintenance — we connect you with one qualified local pro in Kelowna, West Kelowna or Peachland. Call for a free consultation.
Services we connect you with
From a new build on a West Kelowna bench to a tired system behind a Peachland orchard, we connect you with one qualified local pro who handles the job — testing, design, permits, installation and aftercare. One call to get matched.
Sized for your lot & soil
Your pro handles new systems for homes, cottages and rebuilds — soil testing, design, Interior Health filing and installation.
Diagnose first, fix what’s fixable
Backups, odours, soggy drain fields, failed pumps. Your pro diagnoses first and fixes what's fixable before recommending replacement.
Written reports for buyers & sellers
Pre-purchase and real-estate inspections with written reports from your pro — for buyers, sellers and lenders.
Pumping every 3–5 years
Scheduled tank pumping every 3–5 years, effluent filters and system checkups that add years to your system's life.
The work, up close
A fifty-second, illustrative look at what septic work involves — and the valley it’s done in.
The basics
Three parts, no mystery: wastewater leaves your home, the tank separates solids from liquids, and the drain field lets the soil finish the job. When any one of the three is failing, the whole system is. Scroll — watch each stage light up.
Stage 1
Everything from sinks, showers, toilets and laundry flows by gravity through one buried sewer line. No power, no moving parts — which is exactly why a crushed or root-invaded line shuts the whole system down.
Stage 2
In the two-compartment tank, solids settle to the bottom and oils float to the top. Only clarified liquid flows onward. Pump every 3–5 years or the sludge layer reaches the outlet — that's how drain fields die early.
Stage 3
Effluent trickles through perforated laterals into gravel, where soil microbes treat it as it percolates down. Soggy ground or sewage odours here mean the field is saturated — call before it backs up into the house.
Illustration by Okanagan Septic Co. — a typical two-compartment tank with a gravity drain field.
Our promise
Service areas
Across the valley, thousands of homes sit beyond the reach of municipal sewer — that's who we help. We’re starting with Kelowna, West Kelowna and Peachland; elsewhere, call and we’ll tell you whether a pro covers your address yet.
Tap a pin for septic info by town. Free phone consultations anywhere on the map.
How it works
We talk through your property — grades, setbacks, wells — and what your system needs to handle, then connect you with a qualified local pro for the on-site assessment.
Your pro digs test pits to see how your ground drains, then designs the system and files it with Interior Health.
Your pro excavates, sets the tank, builds the field and installs pumps and controls, working from a written quote.
Your pro restores the site, marks everything you’ll need later, and can set up your pumping schedule.
What the work looks like
Illustrative photos of typical septic work — not jobs by us or a specific local pro.
No jargon, no pressure
Most homeowners only think about their septic twice: when they buy, and when something smells. Our Service Planner asks four quick questions and maps out what happens next — then a site visit from a qualified local pro turns it into a written quote.
A backup, a smell, a soggy patch in the yard: small problems get expensive fast. Call now for a free consultation. If it’s an emergency backup, tell us it’s urgent — urgent requests are passed on first.