Wright's Septic Pumping

Company Overview

A septic tank's role is to process the wastewater that builds up in homes or businesses. Most systems include a tank for solids along with 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. It’s wise to arrange for an escrow inspection if you’re acquiring a property with a septic system. It’s a common myth that septic tanks are usually empty. Tank servicing is crucial to avoid the accumulation of sludge. Typically, a septic expert inspects tanks every three years. Consult your septic expert for guidance on the servicing schedule for your tank. Keep an eye out for the following signs: A slow flow when flushing the toilet. Gurgling sounds from the plumbing system. Grass that is noticeably greener and growing quicker in a specific spot. Noxious or intolerable scents.