• Eco-Pure Peat Moss Biofilter System Overview
• Eco-Pure Peat Moss Biofilter System Component Layout Diagram
• Sphagnum Peat Moss-why it works so well
• How Eco-Pure Peat Moss Biofilters eliminate or reduce MOUNDED septic systems
• Eco-Pure Service Program
• Benefits of Annual Service for the Eco-Pure Peat Moss Biofilter
• Eco-Pure Peat Moss Biofilter Fact Sheet
• Eco-Pure Peat Moss Biofilter Scientific Principles
• Eco-Pure Peat Moss Biofilter Module Specifications
• Installation Photos
• Do's & Don’ts for Septic System Care & Usage
• Eco-Pure Peat Moss System vs Conventional System Comparison
• Eco-Pure Owner’s Manual & Manufacturer’s Warranty
• NJDEP-2008 Peat Biofilter Wastewater Treatment Systems Guidance Document
• Introduction Letter to Installers from New Jersey Septic Management Group
• Application # 1 - General Application
  
• Application # 2 - Credit Application
  
• Application # 3 - Individual Application & Background Check
  
• NEHA Application
  
• Apprenticeship Program Outline
  
• NJSMG Marketing Support

Eco-Pure Peat Moss Biofilter Service Program

• As per the NJDEP, 2008 Peat Biofilter Wastewater Treatment Systems Guidance Document, paragraph J (under “Services”), every installed Eco-Pure Peat Moss Biofilter System in New Jersey is required to have an annual, renewable service program.
• NJSMG’s Semi-Annual Peat Moss System Service Program provides preventative maintenance and monitoring. The service includes, but is not limited to; two (2) annual visits to check the peat moss module and to clean the septic tank’s effluent filter. Additional system components (if present) will also be checked (septic and pump tank(s), effluent pump(s) and disposal field inspection ports).
• Septic Tank Pumping. NJSMG recommends that the septic tank be pumped once every 2 years (not included in the Service Program).
• The Semi-Annual Peat Moss System Service Program helps the homeowner comply with regulations set forth by the NJDEP and enforced by local Board of Health Departments. These are positive regulations that help and support homeowners who own septic systems. New Jersey has taken a proactive approach with this alternate technology by requiring that all three parties involved (Manufacturer, Installer and Homeowner) share the responsibility to keep the system functioning and trouble-free.
• The required service program will help insure that our drinking water stays pure and that the environment is protected from the hazards of malfunctioning and out of date septic systems that are abundant throughout New Jersey.
• A cost comparison: The average homeowner with sewer may pay over $400 a year for service, which is comparable to NJSMG’s Semi-Annual Service Program. Pumpout not included.