Wright's Septic Pumping

Company Overview

The function of a septic system is to manage the wastewater generated by residences or commercial properties. Typically, a septic setup consists of a tank for solid waste and a drain field. This drain field works to eliminate harmful substances from the liquid waste that flows into the tank. The entire septic system is made up of the tank, drain field, and the necessary piping. When buying a home that has a septic system, an escrow inspection is advisable. Contrary to common misconceptions, septic tanks often remain quite full. Maintaining the tank helps prevent the buildup of waste material. Generally, septic tanks should be inspected every three years by a qualified specialist. Your septic expert can advise you on the appropriate servicing frequency for your tank. However, watch for these warning signs: Slow drainage or sluggish toilet flushing. Gurgling noises coming from the pipes. Strikingly vibrant grass that grows rapidly in a localized area. Noxious or intolerable scents.