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SEPTIC TANK SYSTEM CARE

SEPTIC TANK SYSTEM CARE

The Best Maintenance Plan Starts In The Hands Of The Homeowner.
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WHAT WE DO

Aerobic Septic System Services

New System Installs

New System Installs

Aerobic systems use aeration to treat wastewater and surface application to dispose of the treated wastewater.

Septic Tank Pumping

Septic Tank Pumping

You should have your tank cleaned regularly to prevent potentially expensive problems with your septic system. A septic system requires periodic maintenance in order....

Service & Repair

Service & Repair

We care for your entire septic system: septic pumping, sprinkler head repair, compressor and water pump replacement, control board repair, and more.

Inspections

Inspections

Whether you are moving into a new home or want to make sure your septic system is running its best, our complete system inspection is what you are looking for.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

What To Do And How Often
  • Add Chlorine Tablets
  • Monthly
  • Clean Air Compressor Filter
  • Quaterly
  • Clean Water Pump Filter
  • Yearly
  • Septic Tank Inspection
  • Yearly
  • Septic Tank Pumping
  • 2-3 Years

WANT US TO TAKE CARE OF IT FOR YOU?

We are available to help you no matter what time it is.

SEPTIC CARE TIPS

Get The Best Out Of Your Tank

Don’t Flush Inert Materials

Inert Materials will build up as solids and lead to system malfunction, clogging or increased pump-out frequency. (Examples: Plastic, Rubber, Scouring Pads, Dental Floss, Cigarette Filters, Bandages, Hair, Mop Strings, Lint, Rags and Towels, Condoms)

Use Garbage Disposal Sparingly.

Garbage disposal use should be limited and certain food wastes should never go down the drain. (Examples: Animal Fats, Grease, Coffee Grounds, Citrus Rinds, Egg Shells, Spoiled Dairy Products, Yeasts)

Don't Flush Certain Paper Products.

Certain paper products are not designed to dissolve in an on-site treatment system and can lead to system malfunction, back-up or increased pump-out frequency. (Examples: Disposable Diapers, Paper Towels, Baby Wipes, Facial Tissues, Moist Toilet Paper, Excessive Amounts of Toilet Paper, Scented or Quilted Toilet Paper, Feminine Products, Cotton Balls/Swabs)

Don't Put Chemicals Down The Drain.

Chemicals kill the microbes necessary for proper system function. (Examples: Paint, Paint Thinner, Solvents, Volatile Substances, Medicines/Antibiotics, Drain Cleaners, Automotive Fluids, Fuels, Pesticides/Herbicides/Fertilizers, Metals, Disinfectants/Sanitizers, Bleach, Mop Water)

Limit Clear Water Waste.

The following clear water waste flows can at least disrupt, if not destory your treatment process: A/C Discharge Lines, Floor Drains, Gutters, Whole House Water Treatment Systems, & Sump Pumps.

Recommended Laundry Practices.

Liquid detergents are recommended over powders. Fabric softener sheets are recommended over liquid softeners. Bleach should be used sparingly and at half the rate indicated on the container. Laundry should be spread out over the week, not all run at one time.