#septic

Day 27: Cheapest Septic Risers Ever! WE NEED YOUR HELP!
Now that our drain lines are done, the final step in getting this septic system finished is to create a set of risers. I looked at buying risers online, but the prices were absolutely crazy! $150 for a plastic collar and lid? There's got to be a cheaper way of accomplishing this goal. And I think I discovered a pretty good solution for only $10!
Also, we are at that point in the #strawbale house build where we need to make a few design decisions. At the end of the video we ask our viewers for their opinion about the color we should use for the house trim.



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