Now we know why your grass was always green, the dang septic fed it!

A neighbor that close makes my skin crawl lol

Septic systems in a housing development?
The entire ground must be septic?

Instead of a new truck and new septic, I would get a new address away from that congestion.

Still curious why the rain water is getting into your septic tank. Also, with as deep as your lines are how did the truck crush them?

Looks good to me, jbyrd63.

Ok I'll splain this for you. 5 years of ONLY one lateral line being used. UNHOLY amounts of rain with no break in between. THE rain was not I REPEAT was not "getting" into my septic lines. If I need to explain how a leach bed works I will. . The ground was water logged so the septic had no where to go. The one lateral line was FULL (wouldn't hold anymore water) Result is always a back up in the house or septic coming out on top of the ground. Happens all the time somewhere. Has no one ever told you not to drive a heavy vehicle over leach lines or a septic tank. ? The truck was hauling a 200 lb / gal LP tank that was FULL. The one they use looks like a service truck for the railroad. Anyway BIG and heavy. He ran over it and broke it at a 90 degree turn coming out of the first distrubution box.

LOL septic was in the back yard. Pic is the front. That green is the results of pelletized lime and triple 19 fertilizer spring and fall.