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Septic System
Some properties are connected to city sewers and some have what is called a septic system. This is a large tank that is connected to the property to collect all the sewage from the business or home. The size of the tank installed will be judged on how many people occupy the space and whether it will have heavy usage or not. The lifetime of a septic tank is usually around twenty years as long as it is maintained properly. This includes having your septic tank pumped out regularly (how often, depends on usage) and being cognizant not to send items down the pipes that could be damaging to the system. Some examples include: oil, diapers, cigarette butts, coffee grounds, and much more. Take the time to educate yourself about your septic system so that you can take proper care of your septic tank system.
When a septic system installation begins, the septic company will offer the different choices of septic tank materials available. Septic tanks come in concrete, steel, plastic, and fiberglass. The septic company will then map out the septic drain field. They will dig a hole large enough for the septic tank, put down the septic pipes and connect the septic tank system to the plumbing in the house.
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What is a Septic System
A septic system is a privately owned sewage and plumbing system for all your wastewater and sewage. It mainly consists of a large septic tank, a drain field also known as a leach field, and plumbing pipes to connect your home to your septic tank.
How To Properly Maintain a Septic System
Taking care of a septic system requires knowledge and foresight. Knowledge is power. There are certain items that are specifically bad for a septic system such as oil, chemical cleaners, and other things that can make your septic tank and system back up into your home. Maintaining a septic tank system is simply calling up a septic plumber for all little septic problems that may come up. Little septic issues turn into big septic problems when they are not taken seriously.
Common Septic System Questions
There is a cloud of unknown surrounding the entire septic system. Once you do your homework you will see that it is a really simple system in place for your sewage needs. A septic company is your in house plumbers ready to repair and maintain your septic system. They will also do a septic cleaning and pumping as needed so the septic tank will not back up.
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Septic FAQS
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