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They're Full Again? 4 Reasons Your Septic Tank May Need To Be Pumped More Often
There may be nothing worse than septic problems right after you have the system serviced. Unfortunately, that happens more often than you might think. If you're like most people, you think that having your septic tank pumped will eliminate any problems you've been having with the system. That's not necessarily the case. You see, emptying the tank will remove the waste, but it won't cure more deeply rooted septic problems you might be dealing with.
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4 Things Your Septic Service Company Does Not Want to See You Flush and Why
When you live with a municipal sewer system, everything you flush goes straight to the treatment plant and is never seen again. When you have your residential septic tank pumped, however, everything you ever flushed is still there, buried beneath the muck. There are a few things the team doing the work does not want to encounter. 1. Floss: Your dentist may recommend flossing after every meal, but he never said to flush the used dental floss.
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It isn't always easy to know where to start when it comes to household maintenance, but a few years ago I realized I needed a new septic system. We were having a problem with our drains draining properly, so we turned to some experts for some help. They walked us through every aspect of the plumbing process, and within a few days, we were having a brand new septic tank installed. It was great to see just how much better things ran when the septic was working, and this blog is evidence of how much something like that can help.
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