Septic services provide safe and effective sewage and wastewater treatment for homes that aren’t connected to the public sewer system. New York state regulations outline detailed standards for septic system design and installation, ensuring systems are sized to meet household wastewater needs while protecting the environment. Regular inspections and pumping by qualified professionals are critical for preventing system failure, overflows and backups.

If you’ve noticed your drains aren’t clearing water as quickly as they once did, it could be a sign that your septic tank is full and needs to be pumped. It’s important to schedule a septic service technician as soon as possible to inspect the system and address any issues that need to be fixed.

The Importance of Routine Septic Inspections

During a septic tank pumping, the technician uses a specialized pump truck to remove liquid and solid waste from the tank. They’ll also clean and flush the septic tank to ensure it’s completely clean and functioning properly.

Blackwater, or sewage, may backup into toilets and drains when the septic tank is overfull or clogged. In this case, it’s essential to immediately take precautionary measures, including wearing protective gear and disinfecting the area. Blackwater is a contaminant that can cause disease in humans and animals, so it’s important to protect yourself from contact.

If your septic tank is in poor condition, it’s best to hire a qualified contractor to handle any repairs before they worsen. The septic system is an integral part of your home, so it’s worth the investment to protect your health and safety.

Phillips Plumbing, Wells, & Septic
471 Fred King Rd, Hartwell, GA 30643
(706) 376-3422