What is a septic distribution box?
Without even distribution, some sections of your drain field would receive more wastewater than others. Over time, that imbalance would cause premature wear and shorten the life of your septic system.
A distribution box — sometimes called a D-box — solves that problem. It receives wastewater from your septic tank and divides it into equal doses before sending it out evenly across your drain field.
Our distribution box is a gravity system that has no mechanical parts, needs no electricity, and requires no direct maintenance.
The result: consistent, long-term performance in all conditions.
Who supplies and installs the distribution box?
We manufacture our distribution box ourselves and we proudly stand behind it.
When a distribution box is needed, it's just one component of a larger system. We coordinate the full installation from start to finish — site evaluation, system design, excavation, and more. You don't need to manage any of it yourself.
We serve homeowners in Illinois, Iowa, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and more. Wherever you are in our service area, we can help.
Get in touch and we'll answer any questions you may have and give you a clear picture of what comes next.
What does owning a distribution box involve long term?
Our distribution box is a sturdy solution that doesn't require direct maintenance.
But it's important to remember that your septic system as a whole still needs regular care, including:
- regular septic tank pumping
- routine septic system maintenance
- component replacement and repair, as needed
We offer all maintenance, inspection, and repair services ourselves. No matter your system type or who installed it, we can help.
