Sec. 01Services
What we do, how it works, and what it can’t fix.
Sec. 01Lead service
When a drain field fails, the tank and pipes are often fine. The problem is the soil: it packs down and a layer of biomat seals it until effluent can’t soak in. We use the patented EarthBuster Deep Soil Decompactor to drive a probe into the field and fracture that soil with compressed air, opening new channels for liquid and oxygen without trenching the yard. Where the soil needs more help, EarthBuster Plus injects Lenzyme treatments right where the biomat lives.
Sec. 02Step by step
The EarthBuster drives its probe into the field’s absorption soil and delivers shots of compressed air at depth. The manufacturer describes probing up to six feet into a drain field; the air fractures packed soil and the biomat so liquid and oxygen can move through them again.
We talk through the symptoms, find the field and check whether the trouble is really the soil. A crushed pipe, a field sitting in groundwater or a system too small for the house won’t be fixed by restoration, and we’ll say so.
The septic tank is pumped by a licensed pumper before treatment, so the field isn’t fed fresh effluent while the soil is opened up.
A steel probe mounted on our track loader is driven into the absorption soil along the field. At depth, shots of compressed air fracture the packed soil and the biomat and open new paths for liquid and air.
With EarthBuster Plus we can inject a liquid treatment at depth during the air shot. We use Lenzyme Field & Line Cleaner and Drainfield Biological Activator where the field calls for it, which matters most in clay.
No trenches, no torn-up lawn: what’s left is a pattern of small probe holes. Then the field gets time to work, and you get straight advice on keeping it working.
Sec. 03Property services
The EarthBuster does for a saturated yard or driveway what it does for a drain field: it re-opens clogged and compacted soil so surface water can soak in. After the probe comes out, pea gravel can go in the holes to keep them open, like a series of small French drains. Grading and gravel work round it out.
Our track loader does a lot more than drain fields. Site prep, grading, gravel driveway repair and extensions, tree pulling, material handling, roto-tilling and brush and pasture mowing, on farms, acreages and town lots.
We remove brush, demolition debris, junk and unwanted piles and leave the property clean and ready to use. We take down sheds, small buildings, fences and decks, and after a storm we clear fallen trees, broken branches and dangerous debris.
Vacant homes, cabins and properties under management need their plumbing protected before a North Dakota winter. We winterize plumbing, blow out sprinkler systems in the fall and handle plumbing repairs and sump pump replacements.
Snow removal through the winter, small concrete work like slabs and pads, and handyman repairs from doors to ongoing property maintenance. If your project isn’t on the list, ask.
Sec. 04Before & after
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AfterSec. 00Before you dig it up
Talk it through with Ryan. You’ll get a straight answer on whether restoration fits your system, and help with the rest of the property while we’re there.
