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Have you been having problems with your septic system? Learn more about septic system functions and how to get yours repaired.

Problems With Your Drains? 3 Reasons You Should Have Your Drains Cleaned

3 June 2016
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If you're like most people, you probably don't think much about your drains. You flush the toilet and everything goes down. You release the plug on your bathtub and the water drains. However, what happens when the toilet won't flush and the water won't drain? You may have a big problem with your plumbing if this happens. If you're having problems with your drains, you may need to have them cleaned. Read More …

Three Tips For Landscaping Around Your Septic Mound

2 June 2016
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Your septic mound is a key part of your home's wastewater processing system, but that unslightly lump in the middle of your backyard can make landscaping difficult. Here are three tips for landscaping around your septic mound. Cover the mound with flowers Turning your septic mound into a stylish flower bed can help make it more attractive. However, planting flowers on top of a septic mound is a lot different than planting them in a regular flower bed. Read More …

Three Tips for Planting Trees around Your Septic Tank

2 June 2016
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Trees can make your backyard more attractive, but if you have a septic tank, you need to be careful when landscaping. Here are three tips for planting trees safely: 1. Choose small, slow-growing trees Some types of trees grow quickly and develop large, aggressive root systems. Since the roots seek out water and nutrients, they'll be drawn to your septic tank and drain field. The roots can then puncture your tank or crush the pipes in your drain field. Read More …

Cleaning Up After A Flood: The Hazards Of Waiting To Call A Professional

9 October 2015
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When you have a flood in your basement, it's important to get the water cleaned up as soon as possible by a professional cleaning company. While you may be able to get rid of the water on your own, the water that is left behind can cause health problems if not treated properly. Water that has seeped into floor boards, or walls can breed mold and mildew, which can lead to health problems in the people living in your home. Read More …