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Septic Tank Cleaning- The Septic Tank and Disposal System

A well cared fo, well-maintained septic system will remain clear and free flowing for many years. If you neglect your system, it will eventually clog or fail which will lead to large costs or even system replacement! A failed septic system is costly and may become a health hazard.
Your septic system consists of a septic tank and absorption area. The purpose of the septic tank is to collect all water coming from the household (bath water, laundry, toilet waste, etc.) Solids settle to the bottom while scum and greases rise to the top of the tank. Between the two areas of solid waste is liquid, which is allowed to pass through the baffles (pipes) into the absorption area.

 
Bacteria from the septic tank and from material entering the septic tank work to break down scum and organic matter. Inorganic and hard to decompose material remain as sludge at the bottom of the septic tank. By cleaning the septic tank regularly (on average once every 6 months) and being careful about what is put into it, a system will work well for many years as long as it has been properly installed. In India due to the high usage of water for bathing and toilet habits the septic tank may have to be cleaned/evacuated more often. We recommend a cleaning session every two months.

When a septic tank is not cleaned at the proper intervals the sludge layer increases, filling the tank. It may then overflow into the absorption field clogging it and causing system failure.

There is no additive that will clear out this sludge. Thorough, regular septic tank cleaning can only prevent clogging.


Warning Signs of Septic System Failure

  • Sluggish drainage in the home
  • Plumbing backup
  • Gurgling in the pipes and drains
  • Outdoor odor
  • Mushy or wet ground and/or greener grass in the area of the septic system
If you see any of these signs call us to have your tank pumped and system thoroughly checked.

 
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