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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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Septic Over Sewer: What is the Benefit?

If you are a home or business owner in Georgia, you may not have a say-so in whether you are on a sewer or septic system. While it is common to wish you were on the public sewer system for convenience, there are some noteworthy advantages to having a septic system.

What Type of Laundry Detergent is Best for Your Septic Tank?

If you’ve ever shopped the grocery aisle for laundry detergent, you know the countless options there is to choose from. You may be lured by a refreshing scent, the one on sale or the latest brand to hit the market. However, if you’ve got a septic tank at home, you need to first consider what’s best for your plumbing environment.

When to Schedule a Septic Inspection

A septic tank inspection should be performed by a licensed professional. It is a service that examines the condition of all parts of your septic system as well as its total efficiency. Inspections are often required by mortgage companies prior to buying a home, and they can be an important way to avoid costly septic tank problems in the future.

Installing a New Drain Field? Consider These Three Factors

A septic system is composed of three basic parts: the pipe from the home, the septic tank and the drainfield. While it is easy to understand the importance of your pipes and septic tank, don’t underestimate the significance of the drainfield. The drainfield catches the wastewater as it leaves the septic tank. The underlying area of soil further treats the discharged wastewater every time new wastewater enters the tank. If the drainfield is not installed correctly, it can pose major problems to the entire septic system as well as cause flooding in your yard and contamination in your water.