Watch out for signs that your septic tank is full in the next few years. If it fills up before your appointment, contact the septic tank company right away.
Even though your septic tank is empty, try not to use more water than you typically would. Filling up your septic tank too fast can lead to issues, and it could cause it to fill up again too quickly.
Flushing non-flushable items will not only disrupt the bacteria in your septic system, but can also clog your pipes.
Using harsh cleaners long-term can disrupt the bacteria in your septic tank, leading to issues down the line.
Still not sure where your tank is? Try asking your neighbors where their systems are. It’s likely that yours is in a similar area.
Typically, professionals will use a camera to look through the lines and make sure that everything is working properly.
Similarly, there’s no need to use home remedies, like yeast or dog food, to improve the bacteria in your septic tank.
Household size Total wastewater Volume of solids in wastewater Septic tank size Not sure how often you should be getting your tank pumped? Ask the septic tank company who pumped it last. They’ll get you on the right schedule.
Planning to do any landscaping or home renovations? Mark the drainfield on your property to avoid digging it up.
