Septic Services

Septic Company helps homeowners treat and dispose of household wastewater. These systems are commonly used in rural areas without centralized sewer systems and are also found in some suburban and urban homes. They provide an environmentally friendly alternative to municipal sewage treatment plants. However, they can present problems if not properly maintained and are subject to groundwater contamination.

Septic tank pumping is an important part of a septic system maintenance plan. It removes accumulated solid wastes and sludge, which can cause clogs and other septic system problems. By scheduling regular septic tank pumping, you can avoid costly repairs and ensure that your home’s septic system is working correctly.

Septic Tank Pumping vs. Cleaning: What’s the Difference?

The first step in septic tank cleaning is to inspect the septic tank. Look for cracks, rust and other damage to the tank walls and baffles. Make sure the septic tank cover is securely sealed and that the inlet and outlet pipes are in good condition. In addition, check the drain field for clogs and other signs of trouble.

If your septic system is showing signs of trouble, contact a licensed septic tank service technician right away. This will help you identify and repair any issues before they become serious. Be sure to use a septic service company with certification from the state of New York. These professionals are required to pass written, oral and practical examinations to demonstrate their knowledge of New York septic system design and installation.

When dealing with a septic emergency, it is important to remember that blackwater (sewage) contains dangerous bacteria that can make you and your family sick. Take precautions by wearing rubber gloves and face masks when cleaning up around the septic tank or drainfield.

Miller’s Septic Tank Cleaning
224 E Liberty St, Wooster, OH 44691, United States
330-521-3599