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Is Your Septic System Failing?

Your septic system could be failing without even realising it.

Common signs include:

Foul odour coming from your system or parts of your yard.

Constant wet or spongy patches in the yard (that are not due to rain or another water source).

Gurgling/strange noises after using plumbing appliances.

Unexplained slow drainage from sinks, showers or your bath.

Why Advanced Treatment Systems Are Replacing Traditional Septic Tanks

Traditional septic tanks were once the standard, but modern expectations for reliability and environmental protection have moved on. Advanced treatment systems use proven, contemporary technology to treat wastewater more effectively and consistently than conventional septic systems.

Rather than simply separating waste, advanced treatment systems actively treat and clean wastewater to a higher standard. This leads to improved performance, greater reliability across a wider range of sites, and significantly reduced impact on soil and waterways. When comparing traditional septic tanks with advanced treatment systems, the advantages of modern treatment technology are clear.

Traditional Septic Tanks VS Advanced Treatment Systems

Traditional Septic Tanks
Advanced Treatment Systems

Treats household wastewater by 20%.

Treated water has 99.99% bacterial disinfection and reduced nutrient loading, making it safe and sustainable for reuse to irrigate your yard.

High quality, reliable primary treatment solutions.

Advanced secondary treatment level - 65 x cleaner than septic tank effluent.

Cost-effective solution.

Stringently and independently tested to exceed Australian Standards.

Available in various sizes to suit different household needs.

Enhanced odour control.

How It Works

How do Taylex systems work?

Step 01

Primary Chamber

The first stop for your household wastewater is in the Primary Chamber. Here solids will naturally sink to the bottom and fats and oils will naturally float to the top, leaving a clearer Supernatant Zone in the middle. This zone will transfer to the next stage of treatment.

Step 02

Secondary Chamber

Next is the Secondary Chamber. Further settling happens here. Again, water from the middle flows onto the next stage, there is also an additional Bio-Mass block in this chamber to assist with the separation of solids. In a traditional Septic System, this is where the journey would end and effluent would now be pumped onto your property and into our environment, relying on sand or soil to do the rest. With a Taylex Wastewater Treatment System, there are still four more steps to produce clean, clear, safe water for your yard.

Step 03

Aeration Chamber

The Aeration Chamber is next up. This is where the magic happens. Your quiet, reliable, energy-efficient Nitto Blower send oxygen into the chamber in the form of tiny bubbles. These bubbles pass through a specially designed structure called Bio-Mass. Bio Mass is purposely designed to trap the air bubbles to feed naturally occurring aerobic bacteria. These microscopic Eco-Warriors are now hard at work, chomping through most of the remaining organic matter, polishing the water, and eliminating odour.

Step 04

Clarification Chamber

Step four is in the Clarification Chamber. More settling occurs here. Once settled to the bottom, this potent mix of aerobic bacteria and fine particle solids are recirculated to the Primary Chamber to keep it healthy and working hard (not smelly).

Step 05

Disinfection Chamber

The final step in the treatment process is the Disinfection Chamber. The water gets a kiss goodbye from our chlorinator which removes any harmful bacteria, viruses and pathogens. Using less chlorine per litre than your average swimming pool, the system removes any harmful bacteria, viruses and pathogens.

Step 06

To Irrigation

Lastly, when the Disinfection Chamber fills up, your dependable irrigation pump automatically switches on to send your water out to do its job in your yard. Crystal clear water irrigates your designated area and returns safely to nature, contributing to a healthy water cycle.

Failing septic systems can expose your family to harmful pathogens, foul odours, and even contaminate local water sources.

Don’t wait for a disaster. Protect your family and the environment today.