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There is no good time to deal with septic tank problems, but winter septic tank disasters can be catastrophic. The very worst thing that could happen – septic tank freezing – is the granddaddy of all septic problems. So how do you keep 800 gallons of septic yuck from...
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The good news is that septic tanks don’t often freeze. Normally, there’s enough going on in a septic tank to keep the tank contents from freezing. But that doesn’t mean winter can’t throw a curveball or two at your septic system. If the unthinkable does happen, here...
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Unless you live in a city or suburb, your home is connected to a septic system. Your septic system breaks down biological wastes safely, and with the proper care, your septic system can last 25 years or more. The primary job of your septic system is to remove waste...
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One of the key components that determines how well your septic system works is the amount of water you put into the tank on daily basis. Septic systems have a finite capacity, so your tank can only do so much! A larger household can quickly overwhelm a smaller septic...
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If you own an older home – one built before 1970 – chances are pretty good that your home has a clay sewer pipe. (New homes are constructed with PVC piping, which is impervious to tree roots.) Clay was a common pipe material added to homes after World War II, but it’s...
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Winter and spring can be hard on the drains around your property – especially culverts. Winter freezing and thawing can create a lot of organic debris, which collects in your culverts. Blocked culverts can cause significant drainage problems in and around your...
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