Phillips Plumbing, Wells, & Septic are complex and must be cared for to prevent breakdowns, which can be expensive. Your customers rely on you to provide them with septic services that ensure their systems are functioning properly and keeping the wastewater out of their homes. Septic services include inspections, cleaning, and pumping. You can also offer septic system repairs. You may need to visit the home or business and perform an evaluation before determining the scope of the repair process. You can use septic service software to manage your workflow and streamline the work processes.
Septic System Dos and Don’ts: A Guide for Homeowners
A septic tank is a concrete or fiberglass water-tight container that is buried near the home. Wastewater from sinks, showers and toilets flows into the septic tank. It is divided into three parts; heavy solids that settle in the bottom of the tank, grease and fat called floatables that rise to the top, and the clear liquid waste. The septic tank must be inspected periodically to ensure that the baffles are in good condition and that the exit pipes are free of clogs.
If the septic system isn’t working properly, it can lead to blackwater backing up into the lowest level toilets and drains. This can be a sign of an overfull tank that blocks the exit baffles or a clog in the pipes leading to the septic tank. To avoid this, have your septic system inspected regularly to catch problems before they become serious. Efficient water usage also reduces the load on the septic system. This includes fixing leaks and considering water-saving fixtures.
Phillips Plumbing, Wells, & Septic
471 Fred King Rd, Hartwell, GA 30643
(706) 376-3422
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