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I had Metro Septic out to pump my tank and Kenny and his assist Paco were very professional. I had several concerns and Kenny took the time to listen and let me tell him or show him what was going on.

Tammy Plante

We are SO GLAD to have found Metro Septic. My phone conversations with the office were courteous and helpful, and our technician Kenney was on time and incredibly knowledgeable.

Shauna & Ryan Mooney

I have never owned a house with septic until now and experienced my first issue a year after moving in. I called a big company and they could not get to me soon enough, then went to the web and found Metro.

Ronnie Prince

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Flushable Wipes: When to Be Skeptic About ‘Septic Safe’

Wet wipes have become increasingly popular as a more effective and more preferred way to “clean up” in the bathroom. Since the package is typically marked with “flushable” or “septic-safe,” there is no need to worry about flushing them down the toilet, right? Wrong! Not only are most “flushable wipes” not safe for a septic system, they can also be harmful to a sewer system. The truth is, despite the manufacturers claims, wet wipes simply don’t break down like toilet paper.

Five Warning Signs That Your Water Line Needs Repair

Of all the pipes in your home, the main water line is one to protect. It serves the critical role of supplying your home with fresh water on a daily basis. Unfortunately, just like other plumbing pipes, there are factors that can cause this central line to leak, crack or break. Whether it is tree roots or corrosion, it is important that you recognize the signs of main water line damage so that you can schedule a prompt repair.

What Happens During Septic Tank Pumping?

If you have a septic tank, you probably know by now that it needs to be pumped on a routine basis or when the solids that accumulate in the tank begin to reach the tank’s storage capacity. This usually means every 3 to 5 years, but it depends on the size of your tank and the number of occupants in your home. This one service appointment is perhaps the most important task your septic system needs to maintain its efficiency and health.

How to Prevent a Plumbing Emergency

Emergencies of any kind are stressful and unwelcome. However, when they involve your plumbing system, the emergency can quickly damage your home, your convenience and your wallet. While it is just not possible to prevent all plumbing emergencies, there are some things you can do to lessen your chances of experiencing such an urgent disruption.