If you live outside of a metropolitan area in Florida, you likely use a septic system to process your household’s waste water. The average American household uses around 80-100 gallons of water every day, for drinking, cooking, laundry, bathing and flushing the toilet. While your septic system is relatively low maintenance, there are a few

Over time, bits of waste material accumulate on the inside walls of the septic drain pipe. This normal organic accumulation slowly builds until it can virtually close off the pipe, leading to sewage drain clogs and backups. In fact, a septic pipe can lose half of its diameter in just five years or so, as

If you’re like most homeowners, you’ve probably already started gearing up for the holidays. Perhaps you’re busy prepping guest rooms in anticipation of hosting holiday visitors in your home, dusting off decoration, and planning celebratory meals, outings, parties, and other holiday activities. However, few things throw a damper on seasonal fun faster than a malfunctioning septic

Septic systems, when well designed and properly installed, are one of the most efficient and trouble-free methods of sewage disposal for both residential and business use. However, misuse or lack of proper maintenance can cause problems to develop, ranging from flow issues to complete failure. If you are a South Florida home or business owner, the

If you often ask yourself “How often should I pump out my septic tank?” you’ve come to the right place. Read on. Regular maintenance of Miami septic system is the single most important consideration in making sure your septic system, whether it is a conventional septic system, an innovative/alternative (I/A) system, or a cesspool, works

As a handyman, you need to have a few tools readily available to handle those minor plumbing problems. In some cases, you may be able to fix a slow drain or a blocked toilet without having to hire professional plumbing services. If you have the essential plumbing tools readily available at home, you can basically handle

Many clients ask us this common question: “What do I need to know about my septic tank and septic system?” Answer: Septic systems, which are now being referred to as onsite wastewater disposal systems, are an important utility for your Florida home. To keep them working properly, they do require maintenance. Yes we know talking