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SEPTIC PUMPING in KS

How often you pump your septic tank depends on the size of your household, but we recommend septic pumping one to three years. Adhering to this regular pumping schedule will save you time, money, and headaches in the long run—the last thing anyone wants is to wake up and find they have a serious waste disposal issue.

SEPTIC MAINTENANCE

If your septic tank is malfunctioning or failing, it could have dire consequences for your immediate environment and your health. One of the most common factors that leads to septic tank malfunctions is not pumping your tank often enough.

6 Signs You Need to Service Your Septic Tank

Foul odor: This will resemble a rotten egg or sulfuric smell emanating from your pipes, with the smell getting worse outside where your septic tank is located.

Slow drainage: Slow drainage in your kitchen or bathroom could point to a plumbing issue, but might also diagnose a potential septic tank problem.

Pooling water: If your septic tank has reached capacity, the solid waste can clog the drain field, causing pools of water to form above ground.

Sewage backup: A sure-fire sign your septic tank has reached capacity.

Gurgling pipes: Hearing gurgling noises after you flush your toilet or run the water can be an indicator that your septic tank is full and in need of pumping.

Disproportionately lush lawn: While this might not seem like a problem, if grass around your septic tank is growing greener or faster than the surrounding areas, it can be a sign that your tank is leaching fluid.
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