A: For a true percolation test, often done during construction or installation of a septic system, a hole approximately 1 foot in width and depth is dug. Once filled with water, if it drains at a ...

But septic use can be limited by whether or not the soil on a site can absorb the necessary liquid waste, as determined by a percolation test. Soil may be too compacted to install a drain field.

ROBESON – Planners discussed On July 7 the necessity of a percolation test for a septic system in a subdivision that was not currently being developed. Brothers Gerald and Lawrence Yocum came… ...

Perc testing is the state-required examination of soil to make sure the ground is suitable for an on-site septic system for a home or business.

Mr. Walsh is certified, licensed and insured to perform soil evaluations, perc testing, septic system inspections and designs.