Most of the time you can’t even tell the difference in whether you are in a home connected to the city sewer or one with a septic tank. When you have a septic system it can be easy to forget just how much space it can take up because so much of it happens underground, including what is called the...
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We love our pets and treat them like family, but when it comes to disposing of their waste you should never flush it down the toilet! Septic systems are designed specifically to treat human waste, so introducing another type of waste can affect your plumbing and cause clogs and other types of damage to your septic tank. If you live...
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Your septic tank is full of waste that can be hazardous to you and your family. The last thing you want is for someone to fall into your septic tank or for the smell of the tank to permeate the air around your home. That’s why the lid on your septic tank is so important. If it’s broken, not only...
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If you have a septic tank on your property, you may wonder exactly where it is. If you built the house or inherited it from your family, you may know where the tank is, but if you bought it, it’s possible that information wasn’t passed on. You will need to know where this lid is for septic tank pumping in...
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If you don’t know where your septic tank is, it can be difficult to point it out to us when we come to perform various septic tank services. It can also lead to accidentally damaging your septic system if you inadvertently put heavy machinery over the tank or dig around the area and break pipes which might require septic system...
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Toilet paper is likely to be the item you flush into your septic tank the most. But what effect is it having on your septic system? While there are some toilet paper products that are marketed as being safe for septic tanks, are they really? Determining which products are easier on your septic tank can be challenging, especially if you’ve...
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The drain field is the final part of your septic system. It’s where wastewater exits the septic tank and is filtered by the soil in the field before being absorbed into the ground water. While drain fields typically last for 20 years or more, it’s very possible that they will at some point fail. When that occurs, your only option...
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If you have a septic tank, you may have wondered if you need to add anything to it to make it function better or keep it operating at peak efficiency. However, while some of these additives may sound amazing, the truth is that they’re really not needed. As long as you have regular septic tank maintenance performed by an experienced...
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Your septic tank is responsible for holding and breaking down all of the waste that comes out of your home. While it normally works very well and only needs a little maintenance and septic tank pumping in Loganville GA every few years, there are some problems that can affect your septic tank. When that happens, you may find that you...
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If your septic tank is backing up or if you’ve seen signs that something is wrong with it, it may be time to have it pumped. You should have your tank pumped every three to five years, depending on the size of the tank and how many people live in your home. But how much does septic tank pumping in...
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