One of the integral parts of your home is your sewer system. An efficient septic system design ensures the gray water flows in the right direction to enhance proper sanitation. In this case, the water you use in your faucets comes from the water mains while the gray water drains to the sewer line.
Sewer backflow may cause property damage in your home and risk the health of your family. For this reason, you should take action as soon as you experience sewer backflow.…
Have you noticed issues with your home’s septic tank sewage system that indicate it is time to have it pumped? You may hear gurgling from the drains, have drains back up in your home, or have odors coming from the septic tank itself. If so, you’ll need to hire a professional to come out and pump your septic tank to remove all of the waste inside of it. Here is what you can expect when you have this service performed at your home.…
You should pump your septic tank regularly to ensure the better overall health of your septic system. If you fail to pump your septic tank, sludge levels can rise and cause sewage to back up into your home through your sinks or toilets.
Generally, you should pump your septic tank every 3-5 years. However, some factors can dictate how frequently you pump your septic tank.
Septic Tank Size
Septic tank sizes can range from 750 to 1500 gallons for residential homes.…
