If you are having a problem with your septic system that is causing plumbing issues, your tank probably needs to be pumped. These issues are often due to solids filling the tank and problems with the drain field. Therefore, there are going to be other issues that need to be checked when you have septic pumping done. Doing the following things will help you deal with the septic tank problems that are affecting your plumbing:
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Where does the wastewater eventually go when you flush it down the toilet? This is a question that crosses the minds of some homeowners, and the answer is relatively simple because everything ends up in the septic tank. The same applies to the wastewater that flows into the drainage system. While all solids drop to the tank's bottom and decompose due to bacterial activity, liquid waste flows to the drainage field through underground pipes.
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Your septic tank is your own personal sewer system. While others in town or other areas have a city sewer that their waste flows into, you have your own personal sewer in your very backyard that you have to be responsible for. There are pros and cons to this, one pro is that you don't have to pay a monthly sewer fee, although you are responsible for your own septic tank, which means pumping it out is for you to pay for.
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If you have a septic system, maintenance is probably not something that you think about often. That's because, for the most part, your septic system will operate smoothly as long as you maintain good flushing and wastewater disposal habits. While your septic system won't require frequent maintenance, there are a few things that you need to do every few years. Septic pumping is one of those tasks that you cannot ignore.
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If you run a portable restroom rental business, you probably know that it's imperative to have a service truck so that you can empty, clean, and otherwise take care of your portable toilets. After all, this is critical if you want to keep your customers happy and keep your portable toilets in clean and proper condition. You might already have at least one service truck that is designed to be used with portable restrooms, but it might be time to either replace your existing truck or add an additional truck to your fleet.
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