FAQs

There are several potential causes for sewage odors. These include a faulty seal on the septic tank lid, drains that are backing up, or the need for system servicing. If you're experiencing persistent odors, it's advisable to have your septic system inspected.

For a typical three-bedroom home, it's recommended to clean your septic tank every three to five years. However, this frequency may vary depending on household usage patterns. In some cases, more frequent cleaning may be necessary.

Only toilet paper should be flushed down the toilet. It's crucial to avoid flushing items such as wipes, grease, or feminine hygiene products, as these can cause significant damage to your septic system.

It's best to allow the natural processes within your septic tank to function without interference. Adding external products to the tank is generally unnecessary and may disrupt the system's balance.

A properly functioning septic tank should always maintain a full level. Regular maintenance and pumping are essential to ensure optimal performance. If you're concerned about your tank's level, it's advisable to schedule an inspection.

Slow-draining pipes could indicate that it's time to pump your septic tank or clean the drainage lines. If you're experiencing this issue, it's recommended to have your system inspected by a professional.

Odors inside your house are not normal and should be addressed promptly. Possible causes include plugged lines, especially in basements with infrequently used fixtures. It's advisable to contact a septic service provider immediately to investigate and resolve the issue.

Financing options are available for septic system replacements. Our company offers financing solutions to help make necessary system upgrades more manageable. Please inquire about our financing options for your specific project needs.

The primary cause of septic system problems is neglecting regular maintenance. Consistent maintenance and pumping are crucial for maximizing the lifespan and efficiency of your septic system.

If your pump alarm is activated, first silence it, then contact our service team immediately. A sounding alarm indicates a potential issue that requires prompt professional attention.