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No More Stinky Septic Problems

When I moved into my new house, I assumed that the residence used a city sewage system like the four houses I lived in previously. The homeowner did not tell me about the septic tank and I did not think to ask. Not only was I not informed of the septic system, but I was not told that the tank had not been cleaned in six years. I started to smell a foul odor from my toilet soon after I moved in and there seemed to be a disgusting discharge building on my lawn. I knew that I had a serious problem when raw sewage started to come back up through my toilet. After an investigation by a plumber and an emergency septic service call, my septic tank was emptied and repaired. I now know that septic care is extremely important and I want you to know this too.

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Understanding Septic Tank Cleaning

Many people use septic tank pumping and cleaning interchangeably. However, there is a striking difference between the two, and both processes are essential for a fully functional septic tank. Here are a few facts about septic tank cleaning. Is Septic Tank Pumping and Cleaning Different? Septic pumping involves inserting a giant hose in the septic tank. This process aims to suck up liquids and solids floating in the tank. This helps create space and keep sludge from settling at the bottom of the tank. Read More 

2 Mistakes That Increase The Need For More Frequent Septic Tank Cleanings

If you have noticed that the drains in your home have started to back up, you may have reviewed the cleaning schedule for your septic system and found that it is not yet due. Since the tank will need to be pumped much sooner than you were expecting, you may be wondering why it has filled up so quickly. When the tank becomes full in between its scheduled cleanings, you should first look at your day-to-day habits. Read More 

2 Major Benefits of Scheduling Regular Septic Pumping Services

Septic pumping involves removing excess floating waste and water from your septic tank. For instance, if you have a large household, your septic system may not be able to treat and dispose of the amount of waste produced effectively. As a result, your septic tank will have an excess accumulation of human waste, sludge, and water awaiting treatment and disposal into the drain field.  However, excess accumulation in the septic tank often causes issues such as: Read More 

5 Things To Learn About Professional Septic Tank System Pumping

A septic tank is a key component of a home's sewage system. Wastewater from the home flows into the septic tank, where it is treated and then discharged into a leach field. Septic tanks come in a variety of sizes, but most have two compartments. The first compartment receives wastewater from the house and allows solids to settle out. The second compartment stores partially treated effluent until it's discharged into the leach field. Read More 

3 Compelling Reasons To Invest In Portable Restroom Rentals

When organizing an event, it is important to ensure your guests enjoy maximum comfort for a memorable experience. A great way to keep your guests happy and maintain a great reputation is to ensure they always have easy access to a clean bathroom. For this reason, it is important to consider hiring porta potties for your event. But how do you know that it is time for the upgrade? Below are a few signs that it is time to get portable restroom rentals for your upcoming event. Read More