They ran a solid pipe under the gravel driveway, then branched that into three pipes for the actual field. I didn't see the actual install, but the stuff the put in looked like carpet rolls, with lots of floppy ends. I would guess the end closer to the house is 6-8 feet deep, maybe closer to 3-4 feet at the far end. The theory was that this was perforated pipe and the loose stuff around it either replaced or supplemented the gravel (I don't recall if there was additional gravel or not, I'm thinking not but I can look at the bill/pictures my wife took--I was busy @ the day job when they actually did the deal).
I don't think the last pumper cleaned an effluent filter. I can ask him. The previous guy is deceased and sold the business to the current guy. Assuming any such would be inside the tank, over the exit? (no extra digging was done, so he only accessed the inside of the tank).
I really don't think there is any code where I live. Previous system had a leach pit, coffin sized, and was "daylighted" at the end (which I probably should have done with the new--had small kids and more dogs at the time and was thinking a new field would last longer).
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