Quality

1. Most of our competitors use fiberglass tanks. While this may result in a lower installation cost, concrete tanks are more rugged and should be permanent. We use only concrete tanks.
2. Most of our competitors' systems require a pre-treatment tank installed before their treatment tank and require a filter on the output of the system. Our systems require only one treatment tank and one pump tank. No filters are required.
3. Jet Inc., the supplier of our aerobic treatment products, is the leader and producer of the most popular home treatment plant in the industry. JET is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The VA has declared the Jet Home Plant acceptable for its insured home loans. In addition, JET plants have been sold to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the U.S. Navy, the Post Office, and many other state and federal agencies where top quality specifications are strictly followed. JET has been around since 1955, and no other competitor has more systems installed in this local area or in the State of Texas or throughout the U.S.
4. Our JET system has a 30 month warranty that covers the aerator. After the first 30 months and up to 20 years, the JET aerator has a prorated exchange policy which further limits the cost of replacement.

Questions You Should Ask Your Wastewater Company

1. What does it cost to install your system?
2. Does this price include the first two years of service?
3. What do owners have to do to keep their plants in compliance?
4. Do owners have to put chlorine in their system and check chlorine levels?
5. Where do we get proper chlorine tablets? (Swimming pool tablets are illegal for use in wastewater treatment systems and vice versa.)
6. What is the duration of the warranty on your plant?
7. What is the duration of the warranty on other equipment such as pumps, float switches, sprinkler heads, etc.
8. What does a new service contract cost?
9. How do I get a new contract?
10. Where do I turn if you are no longer in the business?
11. How long have you been installing these aerobic systems?
12. Is your company qualified to service these systems?
13. Do you stock all of the necessary parts to service these systems?
14. How long have your systems been approved in Texas?
15. When did your system supplier begin producing these plants?
16. Does your company meet the TNRCC requirements for installing and servicing these systems, or do you need more training?
17. What type of training was provided by your supplier?
18. What is the most common problem you have encountered with your system?