Are you new to septic tank ownership? You’ve probably listened to advice from friends and neighbors about how to care for your septic system. Unfortunately, only an expert can accurately tell you what you need to do… Continue reading

If you are like most homeowners, when your plumbing is working correctly inside your home, your septic tank is out of sight and out of mind. Scheduling a routine inspection of your septic tank may be at… Continue reading

Just because your plumbing system is working, doesn’t mean it is working efficiently. Maximum efficiency refers to a plumbing system that is conserving as much water and energy as possible while still getting the job done. Most… Continue reading

Your plumbing drains are meant to carry wastewater from your home into the sewer or septic where they belong. However, your drains can experience problems from time to time. When these pipes get clogged, it can not… Continue reading

A new septic tank installation can be performed when upgrading or replacing an old septic tank or when putting your home on a septic system for the first time. In either case, the project can be smoother… Continue reading

If preserving the environment is important to you, you are likely to make daily eco-conscious decisions like recycling or composting. What you may not know, however, is that there are ways to also make your septic system… Continue reading

Are you putting off your septic tank maintenance or repairs because you want to avoid the associated yard damage? While past septic service methods involved digging up your landscape to focus on the underground septic system, today’s… Continue reading

When it comes to a septic system, the most dreaded problem is a backup. A septic backup can mean that your wastes are flowing in the opposite direction they were intended to. Not only is wastewater returning… Continue reading

Have you recently moved into a home that relies on a septic system? While your plumbing may look the same on the outside, there are some key differences internally when you compare a septic system to a… Continue reading

Grease traps are most often associated with commercial plumbing. Restaurants and hotels use grease traps as a means to manage FOGS (fat, oils and grease) from the wastewater so that it does not clog the septic system.… Continue reading