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Emergency service is available but prevention with regular pumping, tank cleaning and jetting is the better option!

Septic System Maintenance Tips
Pumping (most important) routinely pumping your system is about 85% of the maintenance. Discretion (remember everything you put down the drains ends up in your tanks). Inspection (every quarter) Treatment (depending on system type). Remember tanks accumulate waste and are not meant to treat waste. Use a mild detergent when cleaning, bleach is not your friend. You don’t want to overload your tanks, so unless it biodegradable do not put in down the drains. We can not separate septic waste from water. It ALL costs the same, so keep your water use reasonable. If you smell something foul, this is a warning sign that the decomposition process is not working. Health agencies recommend cleaning every two or three years to help maintain your system so system failure is avoided. Remove any trees and shrubs planted over or near the system because roots will cause your system to fail. Avoid driving over your system and your lines, it will break them. Warning signs for backups are but are not limited to: 1. Sewage on the surface. 2. A distinctive odor. 3. Sinks and/or toilets that are slow to drain and/or bubbling (do not ignore this problem).

Septic System Maintenance Tips

Pumping (most important) routinely pumping your system is about 85% of the maintenance.
Discretion (remember everything you put down the drains ends up in your tanks).
Inspection (every quarter)
Treatment (depending on system type).
Remember tanks accumulate waste and are not meant to treat waste.
Use a mild detergent when cleaning, bleach is not your friend.
You don’t want to overload your tanks, so unless it biodegradable do not put in down the drains.
We can not separate septic waste from water. It ALL costs the same, so keep your water use reasonable.
If you smell something foul, this is a warning sign that the decomposition process is not working.
Health agencies recommend cleaning every two or three years to help maintain your system so system failure is avoided.
Remove any trees and shrubs planted over or near the system because roots will cause your system to fail.
Avoid driving over your system and your lines, it will break them.

Warning signs for backups are but are not limited to:

1. Sewage on the surface.
2. A distinctive odor.
3. Sinks and/or toilets that are slow to drain and/or bubbling (do not ignore this problem).

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