Why You May Need a Septic Inspection Before Adopting a Child
If you are in the process of adopting a child in Georgia, you understand the many qualifications and criteria you must meet to prove you can be a responsible parent. Between interviews, medical appointments and large volumes of paperwork, the state may also require a septic inspection. Having a septic system in good operation is one component of providing a safe place to raise a child.
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Is Bleach Bad for My Septic Tank?
Bleach is one of the most time-tested and popular products for household cleaning. Not only is bleach affordable, but this chemical cleaner is known for being highly effective at removing stains as well as killing germs, mold and bacteria on a wide range of surfaces. However, this versatile product may be doing more harm than good if you have a septic system and are putting it down your drains. Here is a closer look at why septic users should be careful with bleach.
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What Really Happens Inside Your Septic System
Did you know that your septic tank is one of the largest and most critical systems in your household? Though its components are buried underground and out of sight, that doesn’t mean you can ignore your septic system. In fact, knowing exactly what goes on inside pipes, drain lines and septic tank can help you appreciate your system as well as understand when it needs attention.
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The Benefits of Camera Inspection Technology
Technology continues to enhance nearly everything we do, including how we care for septic tanks. Whether you need to address an emergency plumbing problem or you are due for your routine septic tank maintenance, you should find a provider that offers the latest septic technology. This almost always involves the use of video camera inspections or video pipe inspections.
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