Wright's Septic Pumping

Company Overview

Septic systems are designed to treat the wastewater that collects at a property. Most systems include a tank for solids along with a drain field. The drain field is responsible for removing pollutants from the wastewater that reaches the septic tank. A full septic system includes the tank, drain field, and associated plumbing. 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. Septic tanks are usually checked every three years by a professional. Consult your septic expert for guidance on the servicing schedule for your tank. However, watch for these warning signs: Slow drainage or sluggish toilet flushing. Gurgling noises coming from the pipes. Unusually lush and fast-growing grass in one area. Foul or unbearable smells.