Answering Our Customers’ Frequently Asked Questions

The answer to this question is different for each septic tank we service. Many factors contribute to whether a septic tank needs to be pumped out every 2 years to 4 years, according to most college studies.

Many people mistakenly think that if their home has a septic tank, they cannot have a garbage disposal, but this is not true. The garbage disposal itself is not bad when combined with a septic tank. However, abusing your garbage disposal can cause problems, including when you use your garbage disposal as a trash can or clean out your refrigerator. They are intended to process and dispose of small portions of debris as you rinse plates in the sink. By limiting your disposal to the appropriate amounts of waste, you don’t add unnecessary material buildup that can lead to issues in your septic tank.

The first step is to find out its location. Doing so allows you to have your septic tank dug up and inspected, and we can pump it at the same time. Once you know what you are dealing with, you can address any issues with cleaning, repairs, or maintenance to ensure they don’t lead to a backup. Once your septic tank is in top working condition, you just need to schedule regular maintenance to keep it running optimally and prevent future problems. You should not have to perform any major services on the septic tank for many years, or even up to a couple of decades with proper care.