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Up to 2,500 gallons of waste.

We don’t offer warranties because our company has no control over the rate of usage nor the condition of your septic system.

Answers can vary. This depends on the age, condition, size of the household, water usage etc. Please contact our office for further assistance.

Common signs may include the ground being damp, wet or pooling with water near your septic system. Water back ups at the lowest drain can also cause overflowing. Please contact the office for further assistance.

Answers can vary. See if the caps, covers or lids of the septic system are securely in place. We recommend to make sure the smell is coming from your system versus another person’s property.

Answers can vary. There could be a number of variables affecting your toilet. Please contact the office for further assistance.

The answer is no. However if you contact our office, we might be able to refer someone in your area who specializes in septic system inspections and certifications.

Yes you can use your garbage disposal but be aware that everything that goes down your disposal will end up in your septic system.

We don’t recommend anything other than human waste and toilet paper. Please see the question “Which household items can’t be flush?” for further information.

You may contact our office for a 2 page email article regarding household products and their effect on your septic system.

The answer is no. However if you contact our office we may be able to refer someone in your area who specializes in septic system location.

It is important to have your caps and covers tightly secured and fitted properly. Visually inspect that that they are laying flat without any visible gaps. In doing so, you will keep additional rain and sprinkler water from filling your septic system.

Also a leaking toilet can unnecessarily fill your septic system. A continuous leaking toilet can fill a septic system in a matter of days.