A septic system allows homeowners to treat their own wastewater on-site. In addition to providing a more environmentally responsible alternative to traditional sewer systems, it also reduces the load on local water bodies and ecosystems. The key to septic systems is regular maintenance and inspection.

well pump repair tank can prevent the buildup of sludge and scum. A professional can check the size of your septic tank and determine if it needs to be pumped. Septic tanks must be inspected every three to five years, depending on how many people live in the home.

If your septic system isn’t in good shape, it can cause health concerns for you and your family. In some cases, a septic system that isn’t functioning correctly can cause groundwater contamination. The State of New York provides detailed standards for septic system design and installation to ensure systems are designed to handle a homeowner’s wastewater needs while protecting the environment.

The Benefits of Professional Septic Services for Long-Term Performance

Healthcare providers used to organize sepsis into three stages: infection, severe sepsis, and septic shock. Septic shock is the most serious form of sepsis, causing organ dysfunction and death. It can start slowly or quickly, and is the most difficult to treat.

A well-maintained septic system can help your home avoid costly repairs and contribute to the protection of our local water bodies and ecosystems. In addition to getting your septic tank pumped regularly, you can prevent problems by mapping out septic system components or marking them with stakes so you know where they are when doing yard work or home maintenance. Also, keep vehicles and equipment off of the septic system and don’t plant trees or shrubs near drain tiles since roots can grow into and clog them.

Phillips Plumbing, Wells, & Septic
471 Fred King Rd, Hartwell, GA 30643
(706) 376-3422