The White Knight System

In the past septic contractors and home or business owners did not have many options when they faced the problem of a failed septic system. More often than not the only remedy to this problem would be to bring in heavy equipment such as backhoes and front loaders, and install a new system in a different area that was located on the same site. This would of course result in severe landscape disturbances with damage to trees, plants, grass, and flowers. And that was if you were lucky enough to have a virgin area of earth to use!

Well that was then and this is now!

With the advancements of modern day science many new and exciting technologies have burst onto the forefront of the sewer and drain industries. One of these revolutionary new technologies is the phenomenal WHITE KNIGHT.

The WHITE KNIGHT can be defined in two ways; it is an onsite wastewater treatment system and a failed leech field recovery system.

A wastewater treatment system treats and conditions the effluent that is omitted from our homes and businesses so that it is safe to disperse into the environment. Think of a local city or municipality that has a sewage treatment plant: that is a wastewater treatment system. The WHITE KNIGHT is an onsite wastewater treatment system, which means that it treats and conditions the effluent directly at the site of disposal. It is like having a sewage treatment plant located rite in your backyard or at your business.

A standard septic system collects the effluent that is omitted from sinks, showers, toilets, etc. in a holding (septic) tank. From the septic tank the effluent is then dispersed into the leech field where it is absorbed into the surrounding soil, biodegrading naturally over time. There are however, some elements in the effluent that do not biodegrade naturally and gradually form an impermeable black sludge called a biomat. The biomat starts to form on the bottom of the leech field and then slowly works it's way up the side. When it has completely covered the floor and walls of the leech field the only place for the effluent to go is up onto the surface. This causes a wet, black, swampy discharge commonly called a "blowout." A blowout is visually unappealing and often has a foul odor associated with it.
 
The WHITE KNIGHT conquers the biomat by introducing a live bacteria into the septic tank and out into the leech field. This bacteria was synthesized for the sole purpose of eating away the biomat and restoring the septic system to a like new condition. The result is an effluent that is free of the sludge forming elements and GUARANTEED to keep your septic system working perfectly forever!
 
A septic contractor once commented on how the effluent in the leech field of a once severely troubled commercial septic system now looked as if it was "lemonade!"