Pumping Away: A Septic Blog

Posted on: 28 September 2022
While many homeowners dread septic tank pumping, it's an essential undertaking. Ignoring regular tank cleaning causes sludge to build up in it and will eventually start to leak into the drain field. And if not addressed in time, the sewage might back up in the pipes and into your sinks and bathtubs. Usually, septic tank pumping costs vary from one home to another. This article looks at factors that will affect the amount you'll pay for your tank pumping.
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Posted on: 20 September 2022
If you're in the process of building a new home, you may be wondering what type of septic tank to install. While there are different septic tanks on the market, fiberglass septic tanks offer several advantages over their concrete and polyethylene counterparts. Here are four reasons to consider a fiberglass septic tank installation for your new home. 1. They Are Durable  When you're building a new home, you want to ensure everything is installed correctly and will work properly for years to come.
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Posted on: 13 September 2022
Keeping your home's septic system in good condition will reduce the risk of it clogging with solid waste, which can lead to waste coming back up through the drains in your home. One of the best ways to keep your septic system healthy is to avoid flushing any harsh chemicals down the drain. The antimicrobial cleaning products commonly used to clean sinks and toilets can do a substantial amount of harm to your home's septic tank.
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Posted on: 6 September 2022
Is your septic tank leaking or overflowing? This crucial structure is central to your home's hygiene and sanitation. A septic tank failure will make toilets back up and overflow and, in some extreme cases, spill onto your floor and carpets. It can also cause damage to your property. What types of damage can septic tank repair services fix?  1. Collapsed Baffle   The baffle is a key part of the septic tank system, as it helps to keep solid waste and scum from leaving the tank and entering the leach field.
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