septic system pumping
Septic system pumping is a critical aspect of septic system maintenance that ensures the efficient and safe removal of waste from your property. Over time, solid waste accumulates in your septic tank, potentially causing blockages and system failures.
Our septic system pumping services involve the careful removal of these solids, preventing backups and system overflows. Regular pumping not only extends the life of your septic system but also promotes a healthier environment. Trust our experienced technicians to handle this essential task with precision and care, ensuring your septic system operates at its best, while keeping your property clean and worry-free.
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septic system pumping services
We offer septic system pumping on all types of septic systems.
The State of Texas recommends getting your septic system pumped every 3 to 5 years.
Conventional Septic System
When a conventional system isn’t pumped routinely it allows solids to move to the field lines causing system failure.
Some conventional systems have a pump in them and heavy solids will commonly cause the pump to burn out and pushing solids to the field lines will cause them to fail quicker.
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There’s a pump in the 3rd chamber and the bottom of the pump screen generally sits 6-8 inches off the floor.
When there gets to be more than 6-8 inches of solids in the pump tank the pump will start to push solids out to the field lines and will eventually cause the pump to burn out and is also causing the field lines to fail quicker.
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If you have a maintenance provider that services your aerobic system they’ll generally notify you when there’s 8-10 inches of solids in the pump tank.
The screen on pumps in aerobic systems generally sit around 9in off the floor.
When waiting until there’s more than 8-10 inches of solids in the pump tank it’ll cause the spray heads to plug up and then eventually causing the spray pump to burn out because the solids will plug it up.
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Some homes have grease traps on them that are generally located close to the kitchen outside the home.
By having a grease trap for the kitchen sink it’ll keep the grease from going into the septic system or out to the field lines.
We’ll generally pump them when we’re pumping the septic system as that’s the most cost effective.
request a free quoteWe’d love to meet you and prefer that you’re home when we come. We’ll review procedures and inspections with you at time of service.
Call to schedule your next service today at +1 (979) 543-1500.
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