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Septic & Wastewater · for Homeowners & DIY

Residential Septic Systems

For most Montana homes, a two-compartment tank between 1,000 and 1,500 gallons is the right call — sized to your bedroom count and whether the system is gravity-fed or pump-dosed. We help you get it right before you dig.

Septic system installed in the yard. Two chamber septic tank installed in the backyard
What to know

Getting the spec right

A few things we’ll walk through with you.

Sized by bedrooms: 1,000 gal (2–3 br), 1,250–1,500 gal (4 br)
Gravity, siphon, or pump-dosed drain fields
Traffic-rated lids if you’ll drive over the tank
Concrete, PVC, or fiberglass risers to grade
Recommended sizes

Popular for Residential Septic Systems

A starting point — the full size list lives on the product page.

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500 gal

500 Gallon Septic / Pump Chamber

1 compartment · 6'8" × 4'4" × 4'10"

1,000 gal

1000 Gallon Septic / Pump Chamber

2 compartments · 9'2" × 5'2" × 5'6"

1,000 gal

1000/500 Gallon Septic / Pump Chamber

1,500 gal

1000 / 500 Septic / Pump Chamber

2 compartments · 12'0" × 5'2" × 5'6"

How to order

3 steps to your order

Requirements vary by county — call us and we’ll point you to the right forms for your area.

Step 1

Land Research Request

Start with a Land Research Request with your county before any septic application.

Step 2

County health review

Apply for a residential evaluation & septic system permit with your county health department.

Step 3

Get an estimate

Send us the approved details and we’ll size, price, and schedule your tank.

Talk to a real person

Questions about Residential Septic Systems?

Tell us what you are building and we will point you to the right product, size, and lead time. No pressure, no bots.

(406) 752-7163
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Let’s spec your next precast project

Send us the drawings, the dimensions, or just the idea. We will tell you what is possible, what it costs, and when we can set it.