Septic Tanks - West Virginia

Engineered with 4000 PSI steel-reinforced concrete, it provides long-lasting durability under any weather conditions—especially the frequent freeze-thaw cycles that challenge our region.

Specifications

• Capacity: 1000 gallons

• Overall height: 79”

• Overall length: 102”

• Overall width: 47”

• Height to center of inlet: 65.5”

• Height to center of outlet: 63.5”

• Weight: 8700 pounds

• Construction: 4000 PSI steel-reinforced concrete

Engineered for West Virginia Conditions

• Superior durability: Withstands the harsh conditions underground.

• Mountain and valley performance: Proven reliability in both highland and lowland environments.

• Freeze-thaw resistance: Ideal for harsh winters and frequent temperature shifts.

• Non-buoyant design: Prevents shifting in high water tables.

• 50+ year service life: With proper maintenance, expect decades of reliable performance.

Single-Compartment Concrete Septic Tank

Built for straightforward, dependable wastewater management, our 1000-gallon single-compartment septic tank is constructed from steel-reinforced concrete and features a one-piece design for maximum leak resistance.

• Reinforced concrete walls: Engineered with 6/6 x 10/10 wire mesh for extra durability and longevity.

• Efficient inlet baffle: Strategically placed to improve solids settlement without complicating maintenance.

• Easy access manholes: Positioned over the inlet and outlet for quick pumping, inspection, and service.

• Reliable outlet: Designed to prevent carryover of solids into the drain field, protecting downstream components.

Cross-section of a concrete septic tank showing inlet from house, outlet to treatment, layers of waste settlement, and access cover on top.

We offer tanks throughout West Virginia and can also provide on-site placement service. To request price and availability contact us at 304-850-6325.

Concrete Septic Tank Solutions for West Virginia

Whether you are installing a new septic system or upgrading an existing one, CXT precast concrete septic products deliver:

• Exceptional durability: Designed for rugged use.

• Straightforward installation: Minimal setup time.

• Easy maintenance: Quick access through inspection ports.

• Superior performance: Field-tested across West Virginia.

All CXT products meet or exceed state regulations and ASTM standards. As an active member of the National Precast Concrete Association (NPCA), we stay current with the latest in precast technology and engineering. This commitment has made us a leading precast manufacturer in West Virginia.

1000-Gallon Drawing

Why Choose CXT Septic Tanks?

• Engineered for West Virginia’s landscape: Single-compartment, steel-reinforced, and cast in one piece for leak prevention.

• Seamless construction: Ensures long-term reliability in diverse soil conditions.

• Statewide delivery: On-time delivery and assistance with placement.

• Regulation compliance: Meets or exceeds all West Virginia state codes.

• Low maintenance: Less upkeep than plastic alternatives.

• Longevity: Over 50 years of service life with proper care.

Installation Requirements

• Accessible excavation: Sufficient space for delivery equipment.

• Dry, level base: Compacted gravel or suitable material required.

• Professional installation recommended: Ensures code compliance.

• Permits required: Obtain all necessary permits.

• Site evaluation: Check soil conditions for drainage.

• Drain field considerations: Protect from vehicles and future construction.

Maintenance and Care

• Regular inspections: Every 3–5 years.

• Easy access: Inspection ports allow quick checks.

• Mindful waste disposal: Avoid harmful chemicals and non-biodegradables.

• Maintenance records: Keep a log for reference.

• Protect the drain field: No heavy equipment or structures above.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does West Virginia’s freeze-thaw cycle affect concrete septic tanks?
A: Our tanks are engineered at 4000 PSI specifically to withstand frequent freeze-thaw cycles. Unlike plastic alternatives, concrete tanks will not shift or float during extreme temperature swings or heavy rainfall.

Q: Do I need permits to install a septic tank in West Virginia?
A: Yes. State and local permits are required. Our team can guide you through the entire permitting process, including site evaluations and health department approvals, regardless of county.

Q: How deep should I install my septic tank in West Virginia’s varied terrain?
A: Depth depends on local soil and climate. Mountain sites may require deeper installations for frost protection; valleys may allow shallower depths. Our riser options adapt to any scenario, and we provide site-specific advice.

CXT also manufactures concrete septic tanks in Idaho and Texas, each designed to meet state-specific regulations.