Wright's Septic Pumping

Company Overview

A septic tank's role is to process the wastewater that builds up in homes or businesses. 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. Together, the tank, drain field, and connecting pipes form a complete septic system. When buying a home that has a septic system, an escrow inspection is advisable. It’s a common myth that septic tanks are usually empty. Regular maintenance of the tank is essential to prevent sludge buildup. Generally, septic tanks should be inspected every three years by a qualified specialist. Consult your septic expert for guidance on the servicing schedule for your tank. However, watch for these warning signs: A slow flow when flushing the toilet. Gurgling noises coming from the pipes. Grass that is noticeably greener and growing quicker in a specific spot. Foul or unbearable smells.