A Filled Tank Needs to Be Maintained
Most businesses and homeowners who have a septic system usually never think about their septic system unless an issue arises. Whenever sewage backs up into the house or terrible odors begin to overcome the backyard, you should know that something is wrong with your septic system. Depending on what’s causing the problem, you will surely have to face the big decision of calling a Septic System Repair your tank.
Usually, the average septic system can last for about 20 to 30 years, though some systems may have a longer usable life. Eventually, you will need to replace all or part of the septic system on your property. Knowing when and where to begin replacing system components is a must if you want to avoid sewage backups.
If drains begin to slow or worse, clog, there is likely a septic system issue. Remember that this system relies on clear plumbing and pipes to function properly so ignoring a slow drain could lead to a chain of events requiring a major and more costly repair.
The best way to know if the current septic tank is unfit for your area is through a thorough and deep inspection. Most of the systems are gravity-fed and not unless the tank was installed at an adequate depth, gravity may be unable to effectively move waste. Most septic system inspections include water quality testing for wells and other potable water sources. If contaminants such as bacteria and/or nitrates are found, and a septic system is nearby, the focus will shift to checking the septic system for leaks.
Above All Environmental INC is dedicated to providing high-quality service. With their many years of experience in diagnosing, repairing, and replacing septic systems for customers in and around Orlando, FL, their technicians can determine what style of a septic tank would best suit the location and your needs, and how to repair and maintain them. If you need a professional septic system repair now, call them at (407) 898-8009 to get your system up and running again!