Don't Put Off Planning for Your Septic
Commercial septic projects or even large residential projects require a different skill set from the average septic system. From a design fit to purpose to an installation that works for the site, Dawn is one of a handful of installers in Oklahoma willing to tackle small public systems and the extensive permitting process that can come with them.
Large projects involving more than 1500 gpd of flow can involve months of planning and permitting. Bringing us in before construction starts can save you time and headaches once construction starts. Wedding venues, concert venues, MMJ grow operations, restaurants, RV parks, office parks, industrial parks, schools, municipal buildings… we’ve done it.
The Commercial Septic Project Process
The state of Oklahoma divides commercial projects into 3 categories.
- Less than 1500 gpd and less than 1.5 BOD
- Over 1500 gpd but less than 5000 gpd or less than 1500 gpd and over 1.5 BOD
- Over 5000 gpd
We provide design and installation services for systems that fall into categories 1 or 2. Both categories can require an alternative review for approval by the DEQ.
The permitting process for systems in category 2 can involve a lengthy and involved permitting process. Dawn has successfully submitted and received approval for countless projects.
Commercial Project List
- The Monastery at Forest Lake, Forest Lake OK
- The Range Event Venue, Stillwater OK
- Chisholm Trail Technology Center, Omega OK
- Kingfisher School District Ag Barn, Kingfisher OK
- McGee Creek Authority, Atoka OK
- Waterloo Office Park, Oklahoma City, OK
- City of Norman Wastewater Treatment Plant, Norman OK
- Multiple MMJ grow facilities
Special Residential Septic Systems
Most residential wastewater projects are straight forward. That’s why there are so many installers that do them. However, surprises can pop up that derail a homeowner or developer’s plans. Dawn has rescued multiple residential projects that other installers have walked away from due to the complexity. These projects will often require an alternative review by the DEQ. The most common examples of this are:
- The home is built on a lot smaller than a half acre.
- Multiple homes need to be served by the same system.
- Very large homes that exceed normal designed flows or available space
Dawn knows the state regulations better than most and, therefore, knows when there may be options available others haven’t thought of. She’s also willing to look outside the state to see what technologies are available and champion those for DEQ approval.
Your Septic Project is Important
Dawn takes every project personally. After 20 years as a drilling engineer, she knows that time and costs are important measurements of a successful project and she knows how to balance those with the most important question. Will it work?
Contact us about your next challenging residential or commercial septic projects and see how Cyclone Septics can help!
These people are outstanding! Anytime we've had an issue they've been incredibly responsive and more importantly they show us how to fix our issues so if they happen again we know how to quickly take care of them. Highly recommend Cyclone Septic
- Kyndel W. via Google