Several systems keep your home running smoothly each day. Although all of these systems are important, your septic system is truly one of the most important. Nothing can bring your family’s life to a screeching halt like plumbing problems. You can avoid many plumbing issues by properly maintaining different aspects of your sewer and septic […]
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Common Causes of a Clogged Septic Tank
We all know, or at least imagine, what a dreadful situation it becomes when septic clogging happens. The waste flows in the opposite direction, and wastewater returns to your house! This isn’t only an inconvenient and stinky problem, but it also poses health risks. We understand that you’d love to know what causes a clogged […]
How to Remedy a Smelly Sink
Refrigerators and garbage disposal aren’t the only sources of unwanted smells in your house. Sometimes, kitchen sinks and drains are to blame. Nothing is more off-putting than a terrible smell from your sink. The odor isn’t only annoying, but can also be a tell-tale sign of issues with your septic tank. Here are some tips you can […]
What Happens if You Never Pump Your Septic Tank?
Do you own a septic tank? Did you know that there are various reasons to pump septic tanks regularly? By doing so, you will keep your tank functioning properly. If you don’t understand how a septic tank works, you may rely on a professional to come out and handle the task. It is still important for […]
Can You Use Drain Cleaner if You Have a Septic Tank?
As a homeowner, you should be careful what you dump down your drain if you have a septic tank. A septic tank comprises a complex system that breaks down organic household wastewater using healthy bacteria and releases treated water into the ground. Therefore, disposing of some things down your drain can offset the delicate balance within […]
How To Prevent a Frozen Septic Tank
Some areas experience colder and more extreme weather conditions during the wintertime. It isn’t uncommon for rivers, lakes, and other expanses of water to freeze solid during this time — even water underground may freeze. The frost line is a term used to describe the depth at which water will start to freeze underground. The National […]
