If your home uses an anaerobic septic system, anaerobic septic tank treatment is already working for you every day. Anaerobic septic tank treatment is a natural, oxygen-free biological process where anaerobic bacteria break down waste inside the septic tank, which helps separate solids, reduce buildup, and protect the next part of the system. That matters … Read more
There is an “invisible” traffic light within your septic system known as a baffle. This is just another way of saying that it determines what items remain in the tank, and which ones leave the tank. As long as your baffle is functioning properly, you likely will not even be aware of its presence. If … Read more
In the winter, yards are silent; the earth is solid and the air bites your nose and your footstep sounds different on a cold, frosty walk. But even though everything else has gone quiet, your septic system continues to work until it no longer does. Cold weather septic care keeps problems from developing as long … Read more
A septic tank is a relatively simple, underground system that stores and processes the “dirty” wastewater from your home. Wastewater enters into the tank; solids (like sludge) sink to the bottom while greasier substances float on top. Eventually, enough sludge accumulates that it needs to be pumped from the tank or it can cause problems. … Read more
So you have a septic system. Well then, you probably know this already. Anytime your septic system malfunctions, your entire life will seem like it is malfunctioning. Odors, slow draining, and toilets threatening to overflow; and that gnawing feeling of anxiety in your belly. A septic tank is simply a large underground tank that holds … Read more
The first time a septic system backs up, it’s usually frightening. Toilets start making strange noises like gurgling, Sinks are draining very slow and often times there is an awful smelling of sewers that seems to be lingering in the home. Quickly searching the internet reveals products with bold claims that promise to quickly solve … Read more
The way you do laundry has an effect on your septic system because of the factors it uses to function (helpful bacteria, consistent water flow, low levels of sludge). Overly harsh cleaning agents or stacking too many washes one after another can disrupt these factors. But there are easy steps you can take to help … Read more
A well-functioning septic system protects both your home and your wallet as well as your nose. And when it fails, you notice it quickly. Slow draining toilets, unexpected odor and that dreadful feeling of an expensive repair coming soon are all signs of a failing septic system. Fortunately, with some simple practices and the right … Read more