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No, not all septic systems are the same size. The appropriate size septic tank for your house depends on the number of bedrooms in your home, number of people living there, and the home’s square footage. For more information on septic services, call the experts at A to Z Dependable Services.
The most surefire way to prevent septic failure is to keep up with the proper maintenance. Maintenance you can do yourself includes avoiding excess water use and being mindful of what you put down your drains and flush down your toilets. Additionally, it’s also pivotal to have A to Z Dependable Services inspect your septic tank system and perform preventative maintenance at least once a year.
Indications that your system is not functioning properly and should be checked by a professional plumber at A to Z Dependable Services include water surfacing on the ground, gurgling coming from your plumbing appliances and fixtures, toilets and sinks draining slowly, system backups, and foul sewage odors inside the house or outside.
There are no chemical products that are safe for you to use on your septic system, yourself. The best thing you can do to keep your septic tank system working as well as possible is to have a professional plumber from A to Z Dependable Services properly maintain your septic tank at least once a year.
If your yard has a wet spot in it that has a bad odor, there is most likely something wrong with your drain field. When too much sewage leaks from your septic tank into the drain field, instead of properly draining downwards, it will drain upwards into your yard. Your field may either need to be revitalized or remove the blockage. If you notice a wet spot in your yard that has a bad odor, call A to Z Dependable Services to have a plumber dispatched to your home right away.
If you are noticing any of the following issues with your septic tank system, make sure to contact (330) 525-8623 as soon as possible for reliable, on-time septic tank repair:
Have your toilets begun backing up constantly, even with the help of a plunger? Have you noticed sewage backup in your sinks, showers, tubs, or floor drains? Unfortunately, this is a clear sign that your septic tank is full and potentially damaged, and will require professional repair a certified plumber right away.
If you rely on a well system for your water supply, and the groundwater has recently become contaminated, you likely have wastewater escaping and leaking out of your septic tank. These contaminants can be a health hazard for you and your family, and you will need to have our team out to repair your septic tank system as soon as possible!
Are there puddles or random, soggy patches of water around your yard? This is likely due to your septic tank being overfull or clogged, which will require a professional to repair. If you suspect that your septic tank may be experiencing problems, examine your yard thoroughly for sunken or soggy patches of grass, as this is a major red flag within your septic tank.
When your septic tank is experiencing a breakdown or other operational issues, it will often produce foul, sulfury odors around your property. Septic waste produces odors that smell like rotten eggs or toxic waste and is typically easy to identify. If you notice such smells around your home, call us immediately!
If the drains around your home have suddenly slowed, such as your kitchen or bathroom sinks, your showers and tubs, and even your toilets, this is a red flag. When your septic tank system is full or clogged to the point of repair, your drains will likely slow.
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