Experts recommend having your septic system and wastewater inspected, and pumped if necessary, every three to five years. However, a common issue homeowners face is not knowing where their septic system is located. This means that when the septic service comes to help, they have to dig around for it, often creating a mess and charging for labor fees. Knowing where your septic system is can help negate this problem, but an even simpler solution is a septic riser installation.

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When a septic system is installed, the access point for the septic tank can be several inches below the surface. This means that every time your septic tank needs to be serviced, the septic company will need to dig up your yard to gain access. You can avoid this hassle with riser installation, which involves installing a pipe that allows access from ground level. There are several reasons to consider riser installation:

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Most U.S. states require that risers be installed on upgraded or new septic systems. For once, here’s a government mandate that is actually beneficial! Did you know that your septic tank is one of the most expensive features of your property? Well, it is – and it’s also probably the most misunderstood system of your home.

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