Many different factors contribute to how often your septic tank requires pumping. While some of these factors will be out of your control, others can be influenced by your habits. Below you will learn more about three of the reasons that your septic tank may require more frequent pumping. Taking the time to learn more about these specific factors will allow you to adjust your habits accordingly so that you can enjoy less frequent septic tank pumping.
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Septic systems are common in areas where no sewer service from the city or town is available, and permanent indoor plumbing is necessary. A septic system replacement may be needed if the system is old and outdated or if something has gone wrong with the system, and it is failing.
Understanding Septic Design
The septic system on your property is not overly complicated and can often last for years without needing repair.
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Cleaning your septic system is one of the most critical things you can do to maintain your home's wastewater disposal system. While municipal sewer connections typically don't require much maintenance, the same is not true for septic systems. Still, septic tanks are generally bulletproof if you follow a regular cleaning schedule.
Unfortunately, there may be some situations where your septic tank requires cleaning more frequently than your schedule might indicate. The EPA recommends cleaning your tank every three to five years, but the four situations described below can all be good reasons to perform a cleaning sooner than you might expect.
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How often your septic tank needs to be pumped can vary dramatically for a variety of reasons. For example, if your water consumption has increased or if the bacteria levels inside your tank have decreased, you will find that your septic tank needs to be pumped more often than it once did. That is why it is so important that you learn to spot the signs that your septic tank is getting full rather than simply relying on the calendar to tell you when it is time to utilize septic pumping services.
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The septic wastewater treatment system is a vital waste removal and treatment option if you aren't connected to municipal sewage lines. Since the system's tank can function effectively for several decades with minimal maintenance, it is a cost-effective option for many property owners.
Still, there will inevitably come a time when the tank starts to fail and require repair or replacement. Recognizing the signs of a failing septic system can afford you the time to consult a professional for recommendations and have the new tank installed before the old system can cause significant damage.
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