Non-Compliant Septic Tank Identified on Inspection – GRAF One2Clean Installed Ahead of Sale
The Cottage’s owners discovered their septic tank was non-compliant when WCI inspected it. With a property sale planned, they needed a replacement installed quickly and the site left looking its best.
Summary
- GRAF one2clean - approximately 50% less energy than comparable systems
- Time-constrained installation - daily communication ensured sale deadline was met
- Site left in excellent condition for prospective buyers
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50%
Less energy used by GRAF one2clean than comparable systems
Overview
The owners had not realised their septic tank was non-compliant until WCI inspected it. They engaged WCI to install a replacement ahead of their planned sale, within a defined timeframe.
The Challenge
The installation needed to meet the vendors’ sale timeline and leave the property looking its best for prospective buyers. Daily communication between WCI and the owners was central to managing the programme.
The WCI Solution
A GRAF one2clean STP was installed and commissioned, with daily communication throughout. The site was left in excellent condition.
The Outcome
The sale of the Cottage proceeded with a fully compliant, modern treatment system in place.
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