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Why You Shouldn’t Ignore that Drain Field Repair
Do you have muddy, sloshy spots in your yard that always seem to be filled with standing water? Have your drains started draining much slower than usual? Have you noticed that you need to flush your toilets repeatedly after using the bathroom? These are all signs that drain field repair could be in your future.
How to Know It’s Time for a Drain Field Repair
Septic system failures are one of the most feared situations for homeowners. Worries about clogs and what might come back up the drains are very common, especially for new homeowners or those unfamiliar with septic systems. The good news is that these systems are made to last for a number of years, meaning the actual septic tank should be relatively safe.
What are the Dangers of Delaying Drain Field Repair?
There are some repairs that you can safely delay until you have the time and money to take care of them. Unfortunately, drain field repair isn’t one of them. There are far too many risks involved with waiting, so it should be taken care of as soon as you notice a problem or at least as soon as possible. Here are some of the dangers of delaying drain field repair:
3 Signs That You Need Drain Field Repair
Our team at Southeastern Septic LLC wants to help you keep your septic system in good working order, as we know from experience just how unpleasant septic problems are to deal with, and we want to help you avoid them if possible. One of the most important parts of any septic system is the drain field, and you’ll need to keep an eye on it in order to make sure it is working properly. In this article, we’ll go over a few signs that you need drain field repair–if you see any of these things happening on your property, we encourage you to give us a call.
How to Tell if You Need Drain Field Repair
The drain field is the part of your septic system that releases water back into the soil and ultimately into your local water system. Problems with the drain field affect the workings of your whole system and can become costly in addition to being extremely unpleasant. We at Southeastern Septic LLC want to help you keep your septic system in good working order, including your drain field. Here are some indicators that will help you tell if you need drain field repair:
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Drain Field Repair Can Be a Real Headache
The worst septic problems are those to do with the drain field. Typically, other plumbing issues can be addressed with minimal headaches – well, at least these headaches seem minimal in comparison to this one: if the drain field has failed, you’ll need to replace the whole thing.
Trees, Jacuzzis & Cars… Some of the Things That Can Lead to Drain Field Repair
Trucks, cars and other heavy equipment should not be parked on or driven over a drain field. Doing so can cause the tank to collapse and the drain field to cave in, rendering it useless and resulting in the need for drain field repair or replacement.
How to Avoid Necessary Drain Field Repair
A septic system drain field is an important part of the system. If you need drain field repair or replacement, it can be quite costly. That’s why it is important to know where your drain field is located so you can take steps to protect it. Here are a few ways to avoid the need for drain field repair or replacement.
