750 Gallon 2 Compartment Septic Tank (Preplumbed) | (Oklahoma Ships In 48 Hrs)

750 Gallon Low Profile Septic Tank - Plumbing Pre-Installed

2 Compartment Septic Tank Includes:

• (2) 20" Manways
• Installed PVC tees and adapters

Norwesco low profile septic tanks are molded in one piece, requiring no additional assembly, reducing installation time and effort.

• Rotationally molded rugged, one-piece tank with no seams to leak.
• No special backfill or water filling required during installation.
• May be pumped dry during pump-outs.
• May be installed with 6" to 36" of cover.
• Suitable for use as a septic tank or pump tank and may also be used for non-potable water.
• Access openings and lids accept Norwesco manhole extension, double-wall corrugated pipe and ribbed PVC pipe.

Disclaimer: Tank is for below ground use only.

State Requirements & Approvals

Select a State/ProvinceAlabama - 1000 Gallons, 2 CompartmentsAlaska - 2 CompartmentsArizona - 1000 Gallons, IAPMOArkansas - 1000 GallonsCalifornia - 750 Gallons, 2 Compartments, IAPMOColorado - 750 Gallons, 2 CompartmentsConnecticut - 1000 Gallons, 2 Compartments, Outlet Effluent FilterDelaware - 1000 Gallons, 2 CompartmentsDistrict Of Columbia - 1000 Gallons, 2 CompartmentsFlorida - Pending ApprovalGeorgia - 1000 Gallons, 2 CompartmentsHawaii - NONEIdaho - 750 GallonsIllinois - NONEIndiana - 750 Gallons, Gas Deflection BaffleIowa - 1250 Gallons, 2 Compartments, Schedule 40 KitsKansas - 1000 Gallons, Schedule 40 KitsKentucky - 1000 Gallons, Schedule 40 KitsLouisiana - 500 Gallons, Schedule 40 KitsMaine - 1500 Gallons, Schedule 40 KitsMaryland - NONEMassachusetts - 1500 Gallons, Schedule 40 KitsMichigan - 1000 GallonsMinnesota - 750 GallonsMississippi - 750 GallonsMissouri - 1000 GallonsMontana - 1000 GallonsNebraska - 1000 GallonsNevada - IAPMONew Hampshire - 1000 GallonsNew Jersey - 24" MANHOLENew Mexico - 1000 Gallons, 2 Compartments, IAPMONew York - 1000 GallonsNorth Carolina - 2 CompartmentsNorth Dakota - NONEOhio - 1000 GallonsOklahoma - 1000 Gallons, IAPMOOregon - 1000 Gallons, Schedule 40 KitsPennsylvania - 1000 GallonsRhode Island - 1000 Gallons, 2 CompartmentsSouth Carolina - 1000 GallonsSouth Dakota - 1000 GallonsTennessee - 2 CompartmentsTexas - NONEUtah - 750 GallonsVermont - 1000 Gallons, 2 CompartmentsVirginia - 750 GallonsWashington - 1000 Gallons, 2 CompartmentsWest Virginia - 1000 GallonsWisconsin - 1000 GallonsWyoming - 1000 Gallons

Across the United States there are a number of health code requirements that our tanks must meet. These codes are regulated by the state, or county where you are located. To aid you in determining which tank you need, please consult with your local health department.

Installation Video: (This tank already had plumbing installed when tank arrives)

Frequently Asked Septic Tank Questions

1. Can I install a septic tank under a driveway?

  No, installing the plastic septic tank under a driveway is not permitted and will void the warranty. Do not locate tanks beneath driveways or in the pathway of heavy or vehicular traffic areas.

2. Is there a sand/gravel mixture recommended for bedding/backfill?

  Yes, the sand/gravel mixture, commonly called “pea gravel” mixture is recommended.

3. Can I use a septic tank above ground?

  Underground plastic septic tanks are designed for below ground use only. Using the tanks above ground can result in deformation of the tank. It is far more cost-effective to utilize an above ground storage tank that is specifically designed for above ground use and applications.

4. Can hot water be stored in plastic septic tanks?

  Do not subject the tank to water temperature higher than 100 deg F, polyethylene storage tanks have a maximum storage temperature of 120 deg F. Contents with a temperature in excess of 120 def F, even for a short period of time, can weaken the tank’s structural integrity and make it susceptible to deformation and failure.

5. How do you access an underground plastic septic tanks?

   Each plastic septic tank comes equipped a manhole access hatches. In addition, risers can be added to the top of the tank providing ground level access. Without a riser you would need to dig up the soil above the manway to gain accessibility.

6. Can I pick up a plastic septic tank nearby?

  In many cases yes. To pick up a plastic septic tank and save on freight, requires you placing your order. Upon being notified that the tank is ready for pick-up, Plastic-mart will provide you with a 6 digit trip # which allows you go and pick up your tank M-F 8:30 am - 2:30 pm. Plastic-mart and the local manufacturers appreciate the opportunity to provide local pick and the cooperation required for the process to be efficient.