FAQs

The removal of septic waste by cleaning the septic tank is a critical step in septic system care as it extends the life of the septic field. Even if you don't care how a septic system works you need to know when to clean the septic tank.

This usually means a faulty float switch or a control panel issue, these problems are relatively cheap and easy to fix.

It is recommended that a three bedroom residence with 4 occupants be cleaned every 3 years.

In septic or grinder pump systems the following items should never go down the drain. Baby Wipes - Powdered Soap in Any Form - Grease - Q-tips Most problem can be traced to improper care of your system.

A red warning light or buzzer does not indicate your tank needs to be pumped. It indicates a high water condition in your dosing tank, or grinder pump tank, due to a malfunctioning pump. Avoid wasting money have it diagnosed by our qualified technicians.

It is our experience that septic additives don't work to repair or maintain your septic system.

A tripped breaker on an septic effluent pump indicates a faulty wiring or pump issue. On a grinder pump a tripping circuit breaker indicates a jammed pump, faulty start components, or a faulty pump.

DON'T PANIC! A wet spot doesn't always mean a new septic system is needed. Other factors such as a running toilet, clogged pipes, or even ground water infiltration due to a leaking tank can be the culprit. Have one of our professionals diagnose it for you at no cost?