For routine pumping, the best time is when the ground around the tank is dry. It is more convenient, and Clemson Extension advises against pumping a tank that is sitting in saturated soil. That said, a backup is an emergency, and emergencies get pumped whatever the...
If you own a home on a septic system in York County, there's a good chance you've never thought about how many gallons your tank actually holds. Most homeowners don't — until a service call, a backup, or a question from a buyer's inspector brings it up. But tank size...
If you’ve ever paid to “get your tank pumped” and then still dealt with slow drains, odors, or repeat issues… you’re not alone. A lot of homeowners assume a septic tank pumping and a septic tank clean out mean the same thing—and in the real world, the difference can...
As winter approaches, homeowners in York County, SC—Clover, Lake Wylie, York, Rock Hill, Fort Mill, Tega Cay, and the towns in between—should give their septic systems a little attention before the cold sets in. Our winters are mild compared to up north, but hard...
If you’re noticing slow drains, gurgling toilets, or sewage odors around your home, you might be wondering whether it’s time for septic tank pumping or if you’re facing a more serious septic tank repair. While routine septic pumping is a normal part of maintaining a...
Do you need a septic riser? A septic tank riser brings your tank lid up to the surface so nobody has to dig for it, and Keith’s rule of thumb is simple: if he has to dig 10 inches or deeper to reach your tank lid, a riser is worth it. It’s also worth it if you’d...