If you currently have a septic system and have been considering a conversion to a sewer system, you’re in the right place. At Metro Septic, we proudly offer septic to sewer conversions in the North Metro Atlanta… Continue reading

A septic system is an intricate underground wastewater treatment system that requires careful attention and maintenance. A vital component of the septic system is the drain field, also known as the leach field. At Metro Septic, we… Continue reading

When it comes to a septic system, there are two basic options known as aerobic and anaerobic treatment. At Metro Septic, we can help you determine which choice is best for your particular needs. An aerobic septic… Continue reading

If you own a septic tank, you probably know that this type of plumbing system can save you money in the long-run. However, that doesn’t mean it is completely free. Just like any other major system or… Continue reading

If you have started a company or recently acquired a business in which the facility relies on a septic system, there are some things you need to know. Owning a septic tank, whether it is a business… Continue reading

A healthy septic tank means you have a smooth-running plumbing system. It runs efficiently and without the annoyance of extra noises, odors, clogs or leaks. Just like your car, however, your septic system needs proper maintenance to… Continue reading

When healthy and strong, your septic tank will do a remarkable job of handling wastewater for your home. However, if you ever notice your septic tank leaking, it is time to take action. Leaking septic tanks can… Continue reading

Most homeowners can handle the cleaning of their sinks, showers, toilets and other plumbing fixtures. But what about the plumbing parts that go beyond your reach? Your drain lines, pipes and septic tank also need cleaning, but… Continue reading

No one likes to be met with a clogged drain in their house? If you own a septic tank, however, you may not be sure who to call. Does a clogged drain warrant a call to a… Continue reading

Due to its underground operation and network of small pipes, there’s only so much of your septic system that can be inspected by a human being. If you are looking for a more detailed and comprehensive evaluation… Continue reading