Escape245 -
I have heard there is a new Wormfarm company in the market in the last few months, but I dont know its name.
With whatever installation you pick, I would recommend you keep a close eye and camera on the entire installation job.
Ask for technical and engineering drawings up front before buying, and make sure your Local authority gets copies of those too. Ask for a detailed (preferably written) description of how the effluent distribution system works.
If you have a pumped system, ensure the system is load tested before the installer leaves the property. I.e. however much water it takes to make the pump engage, put that in the tank, wait for the pump to come on, and if you have inspection points make sure the effluent is going where it is supposed to. It is a very good idea to have inspection points in the system and to inspect these regularly.
If the company you choose is hesitant to provide information, listen to your instincts and don't engage them.
