January 26, 2022
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It’s a sad reality that some service companies will try to scam their customers while performing drain work. These scammers will try to convince customers their drains require more work than necessary, which could end up costing hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Most homeowners don’t have extensive knowledge about drain systems, and scammers will try and take advantage of this. That’s why we’ve provided a helpful guide on how to avoid a drain cleaning scam. Keep an eye on your service provider Some scammers have developed efficient techniques when it comes to tricking customers. For example, it might be... View Article
December 31, 2021
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There are many different kinds of septic systems that homeowners and business owners can choose from. That’s because not everyone’s situation is the same. The size of the household or business, site slope, proximity to water, local regulations and climate can all impact what kind of system you choose. Let’s take a look at several popular types of systems. Conventional septic systems This water treatment system includes a septic tank along with a trench or drain field. Conventional systems are a good fit for single-family homes and small businesses. The drain field is typically made with gravel or stone. Effluent... View Article
December 17, 2021
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Your septic system plays an invaluable role for your home. It treats wastewater so that it can be disposed of properly. You may not think about your septic system much—until it malfunctions and wreaks all range of havoc. From plumbing problems to health hazards, septic system backup is a serious issue. Let’s look at what to do if there are nasty odors in a septic system or other signs of problems. Slow drains One sign of septic tank failure is that drainage doesn’t work properly. When the septic tank is full, it’s not actively collecting wastewater. This means the pipes... View Article
December 3, 2021
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If there’s a clogged drain, a leak or a busted toilet, you know those problems need to be fixed fast, but you may be wondering if it’s a plumbing or septic problem. It’s important to know the difference between the two. There’s some overlap, but plumbing and septic services are two separate professions. Let’s look at the differences between a plumber or septic system company so you know who to call when you need help. Number of slow drains If there’s just a single tub or sink that isn’t draining properly, then you probably need a plumber; however, if you’ve... View Article
November 19, 2021
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Thanksgiving festivities mean fun for the whole family—but for homeowners with septic tanks, this can be a stressful time of year. Inviting guests over always raises the chances of clogging the system or having a sewage backup in the house. The good news is that septic problems can be avoided by following these tips: Schedule pumping now: Septic tanks need to be pumped every three to five years to avoid overflows and backups. If it’s been a while since yours has been pumped, we recommend doing so now before it gets extra use during the holidays. Use the trash can:... View Article