Adopting a Child? Schedule a Septic Inspection
If you are in the process of adopting a child in the state of Georgia, you are likely familiar with the long list of things you’ll need to do to prove your home is safe for a… Continue reading
Is it Time for a Grease Trap Cleaning?
When it comes to things that your septic system doesn’t like, grease is at the top of the list. When grease enters the septic tank, it can cause disruptive clogs and backups. That’s why grease traps exist.… Continue reading
Frequent House Guests? Adjust Your Septic Cleaning Schedule
If you like to open your home to family and friends on a regular basis, you may need more than just extra food and bedding. Increasing the number of occupants in your house will also mean a… Continue reading
Don’t Use Your Garbage Disposal for These 5 Items
Since its invention in 1927, homeowners have enjoyed the valued convenience of having a garbage disposal at their kitchen sink. Instead of accumulating multiple bags of smelly trash, people can save space and use this handy appliance… Continue reading
Swimming Pools and Septic Tanks
More and more homeowners are building their own swimming pools. A pool in your own backyard provides a convenient source for relaxing, exercising and entertaining. However, installing an in-ground or above-ground swimming pool on your property also… Continue reading
Know These 10 Facts About Your Septic System
If you have a septic tank, you must be a responsible and even proactive owner in order to keep your system functioning properly. Failure to do so can result in costly and even destructive issues in and… Continue reading
Is it Time for a Drain Field Cleaning?
Are you keeping up with your septic system maintenance? This involves paying attention to the septic tank itself as well as the drain field. In case you need a refresher, your septic system works by holding solid… Continue reading
The Value of a Sump Pump
If you have a septic system, you may also have a sump pump installed in your basement. Sump pumps are intended to handle excess water and can often be considered as an “indoor septic system.” While your… Continue reading
Are Your Pipes Talking to You?
Though not with actual words, your plumbing system can audibly communicate with you. In fact, it is common for customers to call with complaints that their pipes, faucets or other septic system components are making unusual sounds… Continue reading
How to Protect Your Septic System from Tree Roots
Having trees on your property offers many benefits. Not only are they pretty to look at, but they also provide shade, improve air quality and add economic value to your home. When it comes to your septic… Continue reading