DTZ Contracting, Inc.

09/14/2026

Completed Eljen geotextile sandfilter septic system. This property was only .25 of an acre, the Eljen system allows the designer to take a reduction to save space in tight areas. We used the existing septic tank and added a 1,000 gallon pump tank. If you need a replacement septic system, new system installation, or a simple repair reach out for a free estimate!

07/04/2026

04/21/2026

🚨 Is your septic system trying to tell you something…? 🚨

• Wet spots in the yard?
• Sewage odors that won’t go away?
• Slow drains or backups?

This homeowner ignored the warning signs until their in-ground system completely failed — leaving them with a messy, stressful situation.

💥 That’s where we stepped in.

We abandoned the failed system and installed a brand new Eljen septic system, giving them a reliable, long-term solution that works with their property — not against it.

✅ Cleaner, more efficient treatment
✅ Built to handle local soil conditions
✅ Peace of mind for years to come

Don’t wait until your system becomes an emergency. The earlier you catch the problem, the more options (and money) you can save.

📞 Call or message us today to have your system evaluated before it fails.

12/31/2025

On December 18, 2025 DTZ Contracting, Inc completed a full septic field reconstruction for the Weis Markets Corporation at their Brodheadsville, PA store #151.

This project involved the careful removal and replacement of existing septic field components from two fields totaling 8,000sqft. The work was performed efficiently to minimize disruption to daily operations of the store.

DTZ Contracting, Inc. would like to thank all trucking partners, material suppliers, and most importantly George's Sewer and Drain Cleaning LLC for keeping a total of 100,000 gallons of effluent pumped and disposed of during the reconstruction of the systems. Thank you to the Weis Markets Corporation for choosing DTZ Contracting, Inc to complete the project.

12/07/2025

A little throwback to October 10, 2025. This customer was battling issues with their septic mound for a few years, he called us in to diagnose the problem. Major wet areas were found in the cover soil, we performed a few test digs and discovered saturation between the sand and stone layers.

Upon further investigation we had found out that the customer had high levels of iron bacteria in their well water, which this bacteria had taken over all of the good bacteria that are necessary for a healthy functioning septic system. The customer is taking care of the water issue, 12” of sand was removed and reinstalled, new stone and new piping and they are good to go! 🦠🚽