If you are like most property owners who depend on septic systems to evacuate wastewater and sewage from their homes, you would be content for it to remain out of sight and out of mind. However, as the other systems in your home or building can do, your septic tank could be experiencing problems that will only continue to grow unseen until disaster strikes and you’re left without a working waste system. When septic systems or tanks fail, you need a dependable septic repair and commercial septic tank pumping service to take care of the problem and get the waste flowing again fast.
Septic Tanks Need Regular Service
Your waste and drain system starts with the drains in any of your water fixtures or appliances such as kitchen sinks and garbage disposals, bathroom sinks, tubs and showers, toilets, and dishwasher and washing machine. From those drains, your waste plumbing carries wastewater to your septic system where it is treated, stored, or handled in your septic tank or drainfield. As solid septic waste builds up in your septic tank, the tank loses storage capacity for wastewater until solid waste begins to back up in your waste plumbing, causing it to overflow through drains, loose drain pipe fittings, or drainpipes that burst in cold weather. By scheduling a regular commercial septic tank pumping service every two to three years, you can keep your septic tank from filling up with excess solid waste.
Other Septic System Services
In addition to periodic commercial septic tank pumping in Doylestown, PA., your local septic system service can perform other maintenance and repairs to keep your system flowing freely. Underground septic system plumbing can be damaged by noxious tree or shrub roots that seek ground moisture, often growing through and obstructing pipes and drainage fields. Roots restrict the flow of waste, causing an accumulation of solid sewage that blocks drain pipes and causes soil infiltration into a drainfield or septic tank, sewage leaks through cracks, or even excessive rain and groundwater accumulation and flooding. Browse our website to find out what can be done to repair or prevent damage from noxious roots and keep your septic system performing year round.
