About Septic Systems / Septic Care

Septic System, What's That?

A septic tank is designed to separate and store solid waste (sludge) and grease (scum), while allowing wastewater to flow out to a leach field.

Septic Pumping:

Over time, the solids left over within the septic tank build up and must be removed to prevent system failure. Septic pumping involves removing all accumulated solids from the tank using a vacuum truck, ensuring the system continues to operate as designed.

Why is Regular Pumping so Important?

Prevents costly backups & repairs
Extends the life of your system
Protects your property & the environment
Keeps you in regulatory compliance

How Often Should You Pump?

Most septic systems should be pumped every 2 to 3 years, depending on:

Household size
Tank size
Water usage habits
Presence of garbage disposal or pump system.

We can evaluate your system and recommend the proper pumping schedule for your home or business. Don't wait for an emergency to find out, call us today!