We ask a lot of our septic systems. From washing laundry, to doing the dishes, to flushing the toilet, most of our everyday household activities put a strain on the system. And using too much water can seriously affect one of its most important parts—the drainfield. What Exactly Causes Drainfield Problems? So, the drainfield’s job …
At Paradise Septic, we want your septic system to work well and last for a long time. Allowing “dirty” contaminants to go down your household drain can foul up your septic system, your groundwater and your soil. Fats and oils, especially, can cause havoc in your septic system, requiring more frequent pumping and causing inordinate …
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Although owning a home can be extremely rewarding, it takes a lot of work. Top it off with your personal and professional responsibilities, and basic chores — like doing laundry — can feel like a drag! (We’ve all been there before.) However, if you own a septic system, it’s crucial to stay on top of …
In Arizona, approximately one in five homeowners uses a septic system to treat and dispose of wastewater. Needless to say, there are a lot of septic systems in the state! But did you know that they probably aren’t all the same? There are more than 20 types of septic systems approved in Arizona. Each one is appropriate …
If you’re ready to install a new septic system, it’s important to work with an experienced septic provider. A qualified technician can help you properly design your new tank, which will ultimately determine its efficiency and longevity. But what does septic tank design involve, anyway? Here are some of the most important aspects: SEPTIC TANK …
Congratulations! Buying a home is an exciting time in your life, especially when it means moving into a new space that offers the amenities your whole family wants. As you move forward in the process, your realtor will advise you of the importance of a home inspection, but if your new home has a septic …
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It’s true: there is bacteria in your septic system. In fact, it has a large impact on how well your septic system will perform. Many of the problems people have with their septic systems, such as pungent odors, gurgling and sucking noises, and frequent stoppages, can be linked to a lack of bacteria in their …
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Septic tanks are a necessity if you aren’t connected to city sewer systems. A properly maintained septic system will last for years, with just a bit of common sense and a good pumping schedule. We’ll go into those in a minute, but first, let’s talk about how a septic system works. HOW DOES IT …
photo credit When you are taking care of your home, you’ll find that some things have a way of telling you when they need something. Your ceiling leaks if your roof needs a patch, your lawnmower starts chugging if it’s clogged with grass, your hinges squeak when they need oil and your septic tank . …
There’s a saying: the nose knows—and in the case of issues with septic systems, it’s true. Often to spot problems with your septic system, you don’t have to look much further than your own nose, eyes, or ears. Signs of Septic Issues There are several signs that may point to needing your septic system repaired. …
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