Is there an offensive odor filling your home? Your septic system may be to blame. Lingering septic odors are not just inconvenient but can be detrimental to your health.

Septic tanks need to be pumped regularly for an efficient and healthy system. Have you ever looked into your tank after it was pumped and wondered why the water level was still high? Seeing a high water level can be concerning, especially if you are unaware of what occurs during the pumping process. Here is what you need to know about your septic tank.

The grass may be greener over the drain field, but that does not necessarily guarantee that you have a properly functioning septic system. The only way to confirm that your septic system is healthy and operating without disruption is to have your septic system inspected.

When it comes to installing a septic system, there are many considerations you must take into account. How big should the tank be? Where should the septic tank be located? What plants are safe to grow around the drainfield? What you should also consider is what type of septic tank you would like to have: plastic or concrete. Both of these materials have their benefits and drawbacks. Join us as we explore them.