Tyler Products & Sales

Septic tanks were first introduced in The United States in 1883 for the sole purpose of discarding solid organic waste. Nearly 100 years later Lynn White put into action his plan to open a small precast plant in his backyard and build what the local septic contractors wanted, a quality concrete tank.

Geoflow\\\'s Wasteflow drip system disperses effluent below the ground surface through 1/2\\\ pressurized pipes. It is designed using the grid concept with supply and flush manifolds at each end of the dripline creating a closed loop system. The grid design provides a complete subsurface wetted area.

Tyler Products Sales, Inc. builds many different structures that are used daily from controlling storm water run off to the housing of valuable pumps and valves in our custom built valve boxes. We also offer storm water manholes that range in size from 48" up to 72". These structures are built to the engineered plans and pipe to pipe connectors are used whenever possible to offer the best connection from the pipe to the structure that is available.We also offer a wide range of catch basins, ranging from 18" x 18" with varying heights up to what is designed, as long as the designed structure does not exceed weight and transportation limits.

When Tyler Products Sales, Inc. first ventured outside of its "septic" comfort zone; it was into the area of Sanitary Manholes. After starting out with the most common size of 48" structures, we soon added 60" and also 72" to our list of manhole sizes. All of our sanitary manholes are round structures and can be offered to our customers with a wide variety of choices to meet the specifications set by the engineers.