The key to maintaining a healthy septic tank is routine maintenance. By scheduling septic pumping on a regular basis, you’ll be able to extend the life of your septic system and prevent major issues in the future.
A full septic tank is at risk for backing up into your home. If this happens, the damage can be extensive and permanent.
When it’s time to pump your septic tank, you often smell it before you see it. Septic tanks inherently work to suppress the septic smell, but as the tank fills closer to its capacity, the smells become increasingly strong over time.
Slow drains aren’t always a major issue, but when your septic tank is full, your drains can slow in a very noticeable way.
A quick way to know you’ve waited too long to clean your septic tank is when pools of water begin to appear on your property. This is a clear indicator that your septic has overflowed.
We use an agitator to clean the tanks. An agitator is designed to circulate and agitate the crust, liquids, and solids in the septic tank, into a liquid form. This process allows us to clean the tank more efficiently. We strive to create only minimal disturbance on your property and will advise you if any unusual or additional disturbances are needed.