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Drain field
Had a new drain field installed last year its on a rental house that knowone has lived in after about 4 months of installation. Recently after many days in a row of rain one end of the field washed out and it seemed like the water was coming out of the end cap. If you dig 30 inches down in the ground you hit water... Is the ground just to wet to handle the water .
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