Camouflage ideas for septic tank covers
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Grass is best
You can actually buy little fake rocks to cover up your septic tank caps with. We cut ours down to ground level so my husband can mow right over them. In the summers when the grass if long you can't even see them :)
Turn it into a garden area. If the top is large set pots on top with plants or shrubs in them. It would be something you could move when you need to have it pumped.
Thank you for the suggestions. I have researched this a lot on the net. Our septic system is a 3 tank system and a pump that pumps clear water to the sewer. Some one comes out a few times a year to check on them to make sure the microbes are doing their job to break down the waste. I thought about the rocks, but they do seem pricey. I think we might try to use Rustoleum or Krylon camouflage paint and use plants in a large bed to disguise the four bright green covers. I will take a picture when we complete the job.