Professional Septic System Pumping, Home Sale, Operation & Maintenance Inspections
Keeping your septic system in good working order requires routine maintenance and inspection. Just like you go to see your doctor for an annual checkup, your septic system requires the same courtesy. Ignoring the needs of your system won’t save you time or money. In fact, just the opposite will occur.
At All Septic & Sewer, we are dedicated to performing the type of maintenance procedures that your septic system requires. From septic tank pumping to O & M inspections, we do it all. Looking to sell your property? We provide affordable home sale inspection services to help get your property off the market.
Jeremy and Robert have over 20 years of combined experience in the area of septic systems. Their company is committed to providing you with professional, high-quality workmanship that you can trust. All Septic & Sewer promotes routine maintenance and inspections to ensure your septic system is staying up to code.
Septic System Pumping Is Recommended At Least Every 3-5 Years Or Sooner
You might be thinking that 3-5 years or sooner for the pumping of septic tanks is a bit excessive. Truthfully, it isn’t. You see, septic systems are created to keep solid waste in the tank and let the liquid drain out. When there are too many solid particles in the septic tank, it can leak into your drain field and cause an entire host of expensive problems.
It is best to avoid all of this by having a company like All Septic & Sewer pump your system every 3-5 years. If you are noticing symptoms of your tank being overly full, you may need to have this service performed sooner than the recommended time-frame.
Determining which part of the 3-5 years your septic system falls into is different for every household. Factors like how many people reside in the home and tank size are things to consider.
Summary – Keeping your septic system properly pumped will save you money and stress in the long run.
We Pump For Maintenance And Emergency Situations
Sometimes, your septic system needs emergency intervention. When there is simply no more time to wait and you need help now, turn to All Septic & Sewer. We are committed to tackling your septic system needs at any time, day or night.
Let’s take a look at some of the top reasons many folks need emergency septic system pumping:
- Sewage Backup – When you notice the distinct smell of sewage rising from your pipes and trickling out of your drains, it’s safe to assume you’ve got a problem. If you discover that your drains are gurgling and a foul black substance is backing up into your toilet, shower, and sinks, it’s time to immediately call a professional.
- Alarm Is Going Off – Septic system alarms are put into place to alert you when there is a problem. Don’t ignore your alarm. The alarm could be going off because the amount of water being used in your home or office has significantly increased and your system is having trouble processing the waste OR you could have a leak and your tank may be taking on groundwater.
- Nitrate Concentration – Consumers who use a well need to have their water tested for nitrates on a consistent basis. When nitrate levels are too high this can be a result of your septic system being too full and leaching into soil and groundwater.
- Drain Field Pooling – If you notice puddles and pooling of water near your drain field, this is a clear indicator that your septic tank is full and needs to be immediately pumped. You do not want wastewater to collect and rise into your lawn.
Summary – Emergency pumping services are available for those experiencing a variety of dangerous septic system problems.
Pumping And Cleaning Of Lift Stations
Lift stations are nothing more than big concrete holes in the ground. However, these concrete holes serve a very important function as they are what your waste drains into. The sole purpose of a lift station is to remove waste from your property by pumping it to your city’s sewer line.
Very little maintenance is needed for lift stations, especially if only sanitary waste is going into them. Sometimes, these stations collect grease from cooking,
When you start to see grease collecting on the walls or floats of the lift or grease floating on top of the waste in the lift, it is time to contact All Septic & Sewer for routine maintenance service. You do not want to allow grease to continue to buildup in your lift station as this will cause costly, future problems.
Summary – When grease begins collecting in and on your lift station it is time to schedule an appointment for a routine cleaning to avoid issues.
Pumping Septic Tanks For Home Sale
We understand what a big deal selling your home is and your sewer and septic system is one that you need to make sure is functioning properly. That’s why All Septic & Sewer provides professional pumping of your septic tank and O & M inspection for a home sale.
We follow all protocols and procedures for each county that we service: King, Pierce, and Thurston. You can count on us to file the Report of System Status (RSS) / Transfer of Title application in a timely manner.
Summary – Before selling your home, septic tank pumping and O & M inspections must be completed, and all reports filed with the county in which you reside.
Contact All Septic & Sewer For Comprehensive Septic System Pumping, Home Sale, And Operation & Maintenance Inspections Today
At All Septic & Sewer, we value our customers, equally. It is our pleasure keeping your septic system maintained and working well. We believe that performing routine inspections and maintenance procedures saves you money and hassle in the long run. Whether you are selling your home or have an emergency situation with your septic system, don’t hesitate to give us a call.
We provide support for King, Pierce, and Thurston county. Call us anytime, day or night. We’re the company that never sleeps!
Further Reading: What Happens During a Septic Tank Inspection & Pumping
