Hurricane season is back! High winds, inches of rain, downed trees… Did you know all of these can adversely impact your septic system? It is common to have a septic back up after or even during a heavy rain. Significant rainfall can quickly flood the ground around the soil absorption area (drainfield) leaving it saturated,
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1. Never Dispose of Food in The Garbage Disposal This is a common saying for owners of a septic system. However, people commonly mistake the saying don’t flush your dinner down the kitchen sink, with Don’t use your garbage disposal at all. Your septic tank can handle small bits of food from normal use
The Question everyone Wants to Know: Will Doing Laundry Harm Your Septic System? Well, yes and no. Normal washing machine use will not damage your septic system, but it is possible to do damage by committing common mistakes. Luckily, by following 5 simple tips, you can be sure you’re taking care of your septic system and