August 7, 2020 7:19 pm
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Many of us take our wastewater systems for granted, especially if we’re used to being part of a municipal sewer system. However, some homes are too far away from sewer lines to get rid of wastewater that way, so a septic system is a must. When you’re building a new home, proper septic system design in Texas is a must. Here’s what you need to consider in order to build a system that can handle your waste efficiently. Tank The most important considerations for your septic system’s tank are size, location and retention time. When it comes to size, you... View Article
July 23, 2020 5:52 pm
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Are you preparing to install a new septic system? It’s important for you to have an understanding of the basics of septic system design so you can ensure you make all the proper design and installation decisions. Septic professionals will be able to help guide you through the process to ensure you get a system that will meet your needs, but ultimately you are the one who has the power to make all the final decisions. Here are just a few basics regarding septic system design in Texas. Be sure to take these into consideration in your decision-making processes: Size:... View Article
July 23, 2020 5:50 pm
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A failing septic system could result in some significant problems for you as a homeowner, both inside and outside of your home itself. Perhaps chief among these problems is the potential health risks you and your family face if the problem is not quickly rectified. Here’s an overview of what you should know about the risks of septic system failure in Texas and what you should do to prevent it from occurring. Why septic system failure could be hazardous The failure of a septic system will often result in toxic fumes being released from inside the system. Over time, various... View Article
June 30, 2020 8:55 pm
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When you first have your septic system installed, your contractor hopefully provided you with a list of trouble signs to keep an eye out for. If you smell something foul coming from your drains, if your yard is damp or if your drains are emptying at a worryingly slow pace, you could have a problem that requires professional septic system maintenance. If you’re not experiencing any of those overt signs of trouble, you might think your septic system is doing just fine. However, you could be wrong. A community issue There’s another facet of owning a septic system of which... View Article
June 15, 2020 8:53 pm
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You’d be forgiven if your septic system wasn’t always at the forefront of your mind. After all, there is so much for a busy homeowner to keep track of, and a whole lot of that stuff is right in front of your face. Of course, that’s no excuse to let essential septic system repair slide. After all, no one wants to suffer from a broken or disabled septic system. If you’re worried that you might have an issue with your septic system, here are some warning signs to look for. Your lawn is damp (or extra healthy) Now that spring... View Article
