March 2019, Governor Mike DeWine called for, as part of his budget, the creation of an H2Ohio Initiative that would funnel $900 million over the next ten years into improving Ohio’s water quality.
What Happens When Your Aerator Isn’t Working?
If you have an aerobic septic system (i.e., one with an aerator), chances are high that your system alarm has sounded at one point or another. More often than not, this alarm does not indicate your aerator is failing and that your system is facing catastrophic failure. More often than not, this alarm signals that something in your system needs … Read More
Landscaping and Lawn Care around Your Septic System
We talk a lot about the ways to ensure septic system health from inside the house, but we also need to think about how our landscaping and lawn care affect our systems. We know all about the things we shouldn’t flush down the toilets or pour down the drains. To ensure the health and longevity of your septic system, we … Read More
Sewage Pumps and Their Care
Today’s complex wastewater treatment systems sometimes include sewage sump pumps. Depending on the structure and layout of your system, your septic system may include either a sewage grinder pump or a sewage effluent pump. Here’s a brief discussion of how each pump works within your system as well as some care and maintenance tips to keep them properly functioning, even when the power goes out.
How the H2Ohio Initiative May Affect Septic Owners
On March 5th, during his State of the State address, Governor Mike DeWine proposed the H2Ohio water quality initiative. This initiative is part of his proposed budget for 2020-2021. If approved, it will funnel $900 million over the next ten years, with $85 million spent in the first year, into improving Ohio’s water quality.
Point-of-Sale Septic Inspection: What to Expect
Want to get ahead of this inspection and give your potential buyers peace of mind that your system won’t cause them any unforeseen and often expensive headaches?
What Happens to your Septic System in a Flood
Floods can effect your septic system. If your home, or the area surrounding your septic system, experiences a flood, your septic system may become waterlogged. Whether caused by the development of a leak in the lid, rising groundwater that enters into the inlet our outlet, or a saturated drainfield that is unable to drain, a flooded septic system is something … Read More
Winter and Your Septic System’s Bacterium
You may be surprised to learn that these winter months put a unique stress on your septic system. When it comes to upkeep, we tend to think that wintertime offers a bit of a break from all the chores associated with taking care of our homes. After all, the grass doesn’t need to be cut, the leaves have all been … Read More
FOGs and your Septic System in Winter
FOGs are especially burdensome as they are prone to not only solidifying, but freezing in your pipes and septic system. FOGs accumulate in your pipes faster in cold weather, solidifying and making trouble for your system.
Can You Get Your Septic Tank Serviced in the Winter?
Yes we do service your septic tank in the winter months. There are some advantages to doing it in the winter. Learn about them on our website!