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A typical septic system should be inspected at least every 3 years and the tank pumped every 3 to 5 years.
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Septic Tank Articles
Water Conservation Tips to Maintain Your Septic System
Maintaining your septic system is essential for proper waste disposal and water conservation. Septic systems rely on appropriate water use to maintain a healthy environment for bacteria and other organisms that break down organic matter. If your septic system is not cared for properly, it can lead to a buildup of sewage, which can cause […]
Understanding the Pros and Cons of Septic Systems: A Comprehensive Guide
At some point in our lives, most of us will have to make a decision about our sewage system. Will we connect to the public sewage system or opt for a septic system? Both have their advantages and disadvantages, but in this guide, we’ll explore the pros and cons of septic systems in-depth. What is […]
5 Signs Your Sewer Line Is in Trouble and Requires Inspection
Not many homeowners think much about their sewer lines, nor do they have to. After all, many modern sewer lines are built to last an incredibly long time without any problems. However, this doesn’t mean that no sewer lines will last, especially if the sewer line has been built many years before. Problems will arise, […]
Why You Need to Have Your Septic Tank Cleaned Regularly
Septic tanks are a type of small-scale sewage treatment system standard in rural areas and on small properties where connection to the central sewerage is impossible. While septic tanks require less maintenance than major sewerage systems, they still need to be regularly cleaned out to prevent them from becoming overloaded and causing problems. The septic […]
Smelly Septic Tank: Here’s Why it Happens & How to Avoid It
Smelly Septic Tank: If you notice a pungent odor on your property, it could be coming from your septic tank. Septic tanks are more likely to emit foul odors during hot days in the summer. The smell can be very unpleasant and embarrassing if you have guests over. In some cases, the odor can be […]
Septic Tank Systems: 6 Common Misconceptions Debunked
There are more than 60 million septic systems in the United States, which means that more than one in five homes use them instead of public sewers. Many people have wrong ideas about maintaining their septic tanks, so it is important to understand the facts. This way, you will know what costs you money and […]