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People who are new to owning septic tanks frequently have questions about how their tank works, what septic tanks need to keep working properly, and what a septic tank that is failing looks like. You can take better care of your septic tank and avoid costly and aggravating issues by knowing the answers to these questions.
This may appear to be obvious, but we receive a lot of calls for septic maintenance from homeowners who are unaware of their tank's size or the location of the tank opening. Ask the current owners for the septic records or house blueprints when you're looking to buy a house so you can learn more about the system. Knowing where the system is is also very important if you want to build an addition to the house. Because the roots of trees and shrubs can seriously harm the pipes in your septic system, you should also exercise caution when landscaping in the area around your system.
Most septic reviews incorporate septic tank pumping so you realize the tank was empty before you moved in. If you're renting and don't know when your system was last serviced or if you're not sure if the tank was pumped out, we highly recommend scheduling a site visit with a septic company to have the system looked at by a professional and pumped out if necessary.
It's critical to take care of your septic system. Health and safety issues may arise if the system is not properly maintained. Because septic systems store the wastewater from your home, if they start to leak or break down, all of those smells and bacteria will be released into the air and could reach back into your house as well. Let's talk about some things you can do to avoid these problems.
To keep things running smoothly, proper care and maintenance are required, just like they are for any other utility. Contact Septic Blue if you need to schedule your annual septic pumping, buy or sell a home with a septic system, or do anything else. We’re a reliable septic company that won’t let you down.
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