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How often do you get your septic tank inspected? Does it cross your mind regularly, or have you completely forgotten about it? If so, you should probably get it checked now.On average, according to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, a...

There are two options available for waste drainage that we rely on daily. Homeowners either use a Septic or Sewer system for disposing of their wastewater. Understanding critical differences between the two wastewater drainage systems will be instrumental...

Preventing a septic tank from freezing and becoming dysfunctional is widely recommended during the frigid winters. Temperature fall can factor in decreased water flow that mixes with the septic tank and the nitrification process that removes pathogens....

A septic system is designed to dispose of wastewater from the shower, toilet, sink, and other plumbing fixtures of your home. Statistics show around twenty percent of all households in the United States use septic systems. A sewage network design consists...

The cold weather months bring specific property upkeep worries that all landowners should know about. When the temperature drops, one significant issue that could come up is a solidified water pipe. Frozen lines are an issue for a few reasons. They can be...

Septic tanks are underground tanks that are used for the collection and safe disposal of sewage. Efficient waste management is imperative to ensure a decent standard of living, and septic tanks help manage the organic waste generated within residential and...

Septic systems are a mainstay for most homes across America. Many homeowners tend to get an entire septic drainage system set up without actually knowing how it functions or the parts. Most of us get a complete system for our homes, which include leach...

Like any other household equipment, the timely upkeep and maintenance of septic tanks are of vital importance to your home and your neighborhood. An overflowing septic tank can be a hazard to the whole community, and if not checked in time, may lead to...

A septic tank serves like a settling chamber where waste generated from your home segregates from wastewater right before the water can flow in the drain field. Over time, solid waste remaining in the septic tank amasses and can repress the settlement and...

Generally, people avoid major landscaping projects around the septic system. This is because the roots of the plants can easily twine around pipes and even invade them, causing substantial damages. However, plants and shrubs also absorb excess moisture and...