Homeowner Tips
Category: Septic

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Signs Your Septic Leach Field is Failing

Without the knowledge that comes with a plumbing license (and years of training), it’s likely difficult for the average homeowner to establish whether or not the septic tank is failing. Your septic tank is used … Read More

Most Common Myths About Your Septic

Your septic system may be a bit of a mystery to you – out of sight, out of mind, right? It’s likely you don’t pay the system much mind until there’s a noticeable problem. But … Read More

Preparing Your Septic System for a Northern Colorado Springtime

Although it might not feel like it right now, spring is just around the corner! Along with the flowers and warmer weather that spring brings, it also brings a lot of rain. A large volume of … Read More

Septic Tanks: Inspection, Testing & Maintenance

Whether you own a septic tank or are looking to purchase a home with a septic tank, be sure you understand how it works. When looking at a prospective home to purchase, or when constructing a … Read More

Why Your Sink or Water Smells Bad

When a sink or water supply starts to smell bad, it’s crucial to determine the source of the problem, especially if it’s related to your septic system. Below are possible reasons why your sink or … Read More

Why You Should Investigate Sewage Odors

Part of septic maintenance is always being on the lookout for potential problems, which is why you should investigate sewage odors as soon as they arise. The stench isn’t just unpleasant, it can indicate a … Read More

Septic Systems vs Sewer

What’s The Difference? Septic systems and sewer systems are two different ways of treating and disposing of waste and water generated in your home. Both methods work by carrying the water away from your home … Read More

Disposable Wipes: Good For You, Bad For Your Septic System

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, more than 1 in 5 five households in the U.S. have a septic system. These individual sewage disposal systems are separate from the centralized pipes and wastewater treatment facility … Read More

Never Put These Items Down the Drain If You Have a Septic Tank

If you have a septic tank, you’re probably aware that you need to schedule a septic tank cleaning about once every three to five years. But did you also know that even with regular service, … Read More