Drainfield FAQs
Have a Septic Tank? Put Your Toilet Paper to the Test!
If you have a septic system in your home or business, there are several rules to keep in mind if you want it to operate effectively. When it comes to toilet paper, all things are not considered… Continue reading
Is the Size of Your Septic Tank Still Right For Your Needs?
Septic systems are typically sized and built to handle a specific number of users in the home, which often correlates with the number of bathrooms and bedrooms. For example, a 1,000 gallon septic tank generally accommodates a… Continue reading
The Benefits of an Aerobic Treatment System
All septic tanks are not created equal. An Aerobic Treatment System (ATS) works differently than a traditional septic system. Aerobic systems treat your wastewater by pumping oxygen into the tank, which naturally increases bacterial consumption of the… Continue reading
Don’t Flush Medication Down Your Drains
When you think of what not to flush down your drains, you probably consider items that are too large or that might get clogged. While this is certainly important, you should also be aware of the composition… Continue reading
Pumping Your Septic Tank
Regardless of what you may believe, septic tank pumping is not optional or a maintenance task you can put off. In fact, if you want to protect your home and your budget, you’ll need to make routine… Continue reading
Smart Flushing For Your Septic Tank
To flush or not to flush? This is a common question for many septic tank users. Being mindful of what to flush down your toilet is especially important for septic plumbing, as the consequences of flushing the… Continue reading
Why Does My Water Smell Like Rotten Eggs?
There’s nothing like going to wash your face after a long day and being hit with the smell of rotten eggs when you turn on your faucet. This “rotten egg smell” is actually a very common problem… Continue reading
Common Culprits to Drain Field Problems
When it comes to your septic system, there are many working parts. While you may have a tendency to blame your pipes or your septic tank for the cause of your problems, your drain field may also… Continue reading
4 Ways to Avoid Grease Trap Problems
As a restaurant owner, you’ve got countless responsibilities. Besides providing a clean environment and good food, you also need to keep an eye on your grease trap. Grease traps are located between your drain lines and sanitary… Continue reading