Spring is finally here! This means all the snow will start to melt, and we can enjoy the warmer weather again. However, homeowners must be careful because many home sewage treatment systems can become waterlogged or temporarily closed. Slow-running drains, toilets...
A septic system is built into the house to treat wastewater from showers, toilets, sinks, washing machines, dishwashers and the like before releasing it into the ground. It is usually made up of two main parts – a septic tank and a leach bed (also called a...
Septic systems are used for septic and waste disposal, containment and treatment for homes and properties not serviced by public sewer systems. Many homes are connected to the city sewage systems although there are some homes that have on-site systems like septic...
If your home relies on a septic system, some essential maintenance practices are required to keep it functioning properly long-term. Avoiding certain actions can also prevent premature septic system failures. Read on for key do’s and don’ts when it comes to...
There are four steps to septic system maintenance, so make sure to follow these key elements: Inspect And Pump Frequently Average household septic systems should be inspected every three years, and septic tanks should be pumped every three to five years. This is a...
Septic tank areas are not normally the best places to consider growing a zen garden. They hold household wastewater from toilets, showers, kitchen sinks and laundry. In many rural areas, septic systems have a more benevolent role. They double up as wastewater...
