Did you know that lint from washing machines is the leading cause of septic system failure? However, purchasing a spin dryer can reduce lint deposits and increase the longevity of your septic system.
Did you know that about 4 percent of the electricity generated across the United States is used to process sewage in our nation's wastewater treatment plants? Even at that, many plants need to be enlarged or rehabilitated to meet the growing demand.
Households that use garbage disposals should arrange to have their septic tank serviced more frequently. Why? Disposals contribute to grease build up in the system and can increase the volume of tank solids by up to 50%.
While there are many tasks around the home that are a suitable DIY project, the removal of septic storage tanks is not one of them. To ensure the safety of everyone involved, remember to use a qualified professional.
Those odors wafting from your septic system are a sign of a problem, and that problem could be either minor or major. The best approach is to have the system thoroughly checked as soon as possible so that a small problem does not become a big expense.
Looking for a way to have your house be more environmentally friendly? Installing a septic system is a great way to do this. Septic tanks take care of your wastewater naturally, and they don’t produce the pollution of treatment plants.
Whether you are looking to add a septic system to your property or update your existing unit, we offer comprehensive installation services. We will take care of everything from soil testing to obtaining the required permits to do the work.
