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Septic Preservation Services and the Flying Goose Brewery, NH

          Septic Preservation Services will be working with our clients at the Flying Goose Brewery in New London, NH to ensure that their septic system meets their needs for today as well as the future. Our progressive well trained staff is working to ensure that as the brewery grows the septic system will accommodate its needs. Wastewater from breweries has a very high organic content and is considered high strength wastewater. Because of the high organic content if the waste stream is not managed the leach field can prematurely fail. Septic Preservation Services specializes in high strength wastewater and has implemented the use of several state of the art waste treatment techniques to ensure that the septic system at the Flying Goose Brewery is able to serve the brewery far into the future.

Septic Preservation Services and The Flying Goose Brew Pub and Grill

Flying Goose Brew PubTHE FLYING GOOSE BREW PUB AND GRILL, NEW LONDON, NH

 

The Flying Goose Brew Pub & Grille is a family run restaurant offering their own Handcrafted Brews on tap paired with delicious meals to satisfy every member of the family.

Current owner, Tom Mills, has owned and operated The Flying Goose since its start in 1993. In 1996, he gave what was known originally as The Four Corners Grille a unique identity by creating a micro-brewery. Mills put his heart and soul into rebuilding what is now The Flying Goose Brew Pub & Grille.

 

REDUCING THE CARBON FOOTPRINT

In 2011, they became the 1st Solar Powered Brewery in NH using a Solar Hot Water System and a breathtaking Photovoltaic Array. The carbon footprint has diminished significantly since they have added these tremendous systems.  Besides the many awards that their Brews have earned, they taste THAT much better knowing they were made using a little natural energy from the sun!

The oil burning furnace was replaced with a wood pellet furnace that provides heat for the entire building.  You might notice the large silver silo out back that holds the pellets.

 

GOING EVEN MORE GREEN

In 2014, Septic preservation services was contacted to help the Brewery with managing its wastewater. The existing onsite system was inadequate for the volume and type of wastewater being produced by the brewery. They were looking for a way to treat the wastewater in a way that continued the green philosophy the brewery had been committed to. They already had taken the steps to provide the spent grain to local farmers for feed as well as using some in-house for special treats. The yeast and other natural byproducts from brewing have been separated out and now go to other local farms to be used for soil amendments. Septic Preservation Services provided the design, installation, set-up and service of a new completely separate wastewater system for just the brewery. The system is designed to treat the wastewater organically with a special bacteria that consumes and transforms the wastewater to clean water to be dispersed back to the earth.

Visit www.septicpreservation.com or call 877-378-4279 and see how they can help you with all your septic needs, whether New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts or Rhode Island.  We have the answers to all your septic questions.