Wright's Septic Pumping

Company Overview

Septic systems are designed to treat the wastewater that collects at a property. Typically, a septic setup consists of a tank for solid waste and a drain field. The drain field is responsible for removing pollutants from the wastewater that reaches the septic tank. The entire septic system is made up of the tank, drain field, and the necessary piping. If you are purchasing a property with an existing septic system, consider scheduling an escrow inspection. Many people mistakenly believe that a septic tank stays empty. Regular maintenance of the tank is essential to prevent sludge buildup. Septic tanks are usually checked every three years by a professional. A septic specialist can recommend how often your tank should be serviced. Be alert for these indicators: Toilets that flush slowly or sluggishly. Unusual gurgling sounds in the plumbing. Grass that is noticeably greener and growing quicker in a specific spot. Unpleasant odors that are hard to tolerate.