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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.
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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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While septic tanks generally provide reliable waste management, they need regular inspections and maintenance.
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Septic Tank Articles
4 Things You Need to Know About Your Septic System
Roughly one in every four American homes uses a septic system for waste disposal. The system is comprised of the home’s plumbing fixtures and pipes, the septic tank, and the drain field. Whether you’re having a septic tank installed at your new house or you just purchased a property with this form of waste disposal, […]
Septic Safe Cleaning with Essential Oils
If you live in a rural area without access to the municipal wastewater system, you probably have a septic tank. You may have heard advice about pouring this or that down your drain to help the septic tank run smoothly, but as it turns out, it’s more important to avoid putting certain things down the […]
3 Reasons to Leave Septic Repair to the Professionals
Doing DIY projects can be fulfilling, not to mention economical. However, there are some jobs that should always be left to a professional. Septic tank maintenance and repair is one of those projects. Even if you consider yourself to be a seasoned DIYer, septic tanks are too complex to handle without the proper training. If […]
When to Call for Emergency Septic Tank Service
If your home is not connected to the municipal sewer lines in your area, there is a high likelihood that your plumbing system contains a septic tank. While septic tank installation provides safe and sanitary wastewater disposal, your septic tank can cause major issues if it is not maintained correctly. A company that offers septic tank […]
3 Factors That Influence Septic System Maintenance
After you install a new septic tank on your property, it is of the utmost importance that you take the time to clean and maintain your system. While septic tank maintenance typically only needs to be performed every few years, neglecting this service can lead to serious problems in your septic tank system. A company that offers […]
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