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Whether you have a Residential or Commercial septic tank, you should have a typical septic system inspected at least every 3 years and your tank pumped every 3 to 5 years.
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A well-installed tank can be expected to last decades, while a poorly-installed tank can fail in as little as a few weeks.
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Damaged septic lids is not only hazardous for the environment. They can be dangerous, even fatal if stepped on.
Septic & Holding Tank Pumping
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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While septic tanks generally provide reliable waste management, they need regular inspections and maintenance.
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Septic Tank Articles
Pumping a Septic Tank: How Often Should It Be Done
Pumping a Septic Tank: One of the most common questions asked by homeowners is just how often their septic tank should be pumped. Usually, new homeowners that don’t have familiarity with septic systems then need to figure out septic system maintenance so it stays free of expensive issues. Septic systems are a natural, environmentally-friendly, safe […]
5 Tell-Tale Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Septic System
Septic tanks are an important part of your home’s sanitation system. Septic tanks are used as holding tanks for solid waste products that are too large for a septic system to filter. The waste is broken down by microbes in the septic tank. There is also a drain field, which is a network of perforated […]
Septic Tank Inspections Before Buying a House
Septic Tank Inspections: There are numerous things you fantasize about while moving from the city or suburbs to a little piece of property. Perhaps you desire to live on a property or simply require more solitude and space. Perhaps you’re daydreaming about all the stars you’ll see or the neighbors you won’t have to deal […]
5 Common Reasons Why Your Septic Tank Is Leaking
Oh no! Your septic tank is leaking. Why? Septic tank leaks have caused thousands of households to have their foundations, their vehicles, and the surrounding areas contaminated with the sewage waste that once flowed through the septic tank. But one may wonder what may have caused the septic tank to leak. 5 Reasons Why a […]
How a Septic System Actually Works
You may never have heard of your septic system, but you can’t live without it. Your home’s personal underground wastewater treatment system, a septic tank, is buried somewhere in your yard. However, a lot of people forget about it until it needs repair or replacement. A combination of technology and natural processes come together to […]
How Does Septic Tank Pumping Work?
Septic tanks break down wastewater with bacteria. The solid wastes sink to the bottom of the tank, and the water flows out in a separate pipe. You need only worry about a few steps when a septic tank pumping is needed: scheduling the initial visit and keeping an eye on your system in between pumping […]