FAQs

For optimal septic system longevity, it depends on the size of the tank and how many people are living in the house. To get the best recommendation please contact us.

Septic tank depth can vary significantly, from being exposed at ground level to several feet underground. For precise information about your specific tank's depth, we recommend contacting our professional team.

For proper maintenance, pumping should only be performed through the center cover of the septic tank.

The most efficient method to locate your septic tank is by checking records at the town hall. If these are unavailable, the previous property owner may provide insight. Our team can also assist in locating your tank if other options are exhausted.

Septic tanks can be situated anywhere within your property boundaries. For precise location information, we encourage you to contact our professional services.

It is strongly advised against disposing of any fats, oils, or greases (FOGs) down the drain, as this can cause significant damage to your septic system.

In most cases, hair can be manually removed from the drain trap. For hair that has moved beyond the trap, our professional services can assist in its removal.

A riser is an extension that brings the septic tank lid to ground level, facilitating easier maintenance. Installation is highly recommended for tanks buried deeper than 6 inches.

We strongly recommend installing a filter in every septic tank. Filters are an effective means of extending the lifespan of your leach field.

Residential septic tanks typically range from 1,000 to 2,000 gallons in capacity, with the specific size dependent on the dimensions of your home.