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It’s a new year, at time for a fresh start for your body and your life. Why not consider a fresh start for your septic tank? If it’s been 3-5 years since your tank has been cleaned, now is the …Continue Reading
Replacing your septic system is a major project and expense. Here are 3 signs that could indicate it’s time to replace: Water has surfaced over the yard (from the drainfield or tank). You have backup in your house and have …Continue Reading
Maintaining your aerobic system can seem like a hassle. It’s hard to know which company to choose, what they should be on the hook for, and managing your system when something breaks. During our 80 years in the business, we’ve made …Continue Reading
Your aerobic system’s health is not determined by the infrequency of part replacement. If your technician is not regularly servicing your system and replacing basic parts, it’s a sign that he’s not doing his job! Think about this: if you …Continue Reading
There has never been a better time to clean your septic tank. We value our customers and want to sustain current pricing, however the costs associated with septic tank cleanings have continued to dramatically rise and our current pricing is …Continue Reading
Getting your house ready to sell requires a lot of maintenance and prep work. Is pumping your septic tank on your list? If so, you may want to hold off until you have secured a buyer. In order for an …Continue Reading
There are many reasons to clean your septic tank, most importantly to keep sludge from entering your drainfield. Frequently an underestimated risk, overgrown roots can wreak havoc on a septic system if they aren’t monitored. Shown are two giant piles …Continue Reading
Need your septic tank cleaned and wondering about the process? Let’s take it step by step. One of our trained professional pumpers calls you on their way to your home, ensuring you will be home and providing an estimated time of …Continue Reading
Occasionally, we open up a septic tank to find wastewater that just doesn’t look quite right. There could be a rainbow of colored film, black liquids, white liquids, and anything in between. Normal, domestic wastewater doesn’t cause this; pouring oil, gasoline, paint, …Continue Reading
There is a common misconception that you only pump your tank when it is “full.” This is only partially true. Let’s use an example to explain this. Your septic tank is 1,000 gallons with a normal liquid level of 1,000 gallons. …Continue Reading