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Orlando Septic Tank Pumping: How Offend & When

A recent study finds that septic tank systems need more frequent maintenance than originally thought. “Approximately 25% of U.S. households depend on septic systems to treat their sewage on their own property, and in some regions—such as the Southeast—dependence on septic is even more common,” said Krista Capps, an associate professor in UGA’s Odum School of Ecology. “Guidance suggests you should get your tank pumped every three years and have it regularly inspected. Most homeowners, however, do not follow these guidelines.” The UGA Research article titled, "Flushed and forgotten: Study finds septic tanks may require more frequent maintenance", continues When systems malfunction, they can release untreated wastewater into the surrounding environment and compromise water quality for communities living downstream. In Georgia, many rivers and streams are impaired because of high concentrations of gut bacteria like E. coli. Untreated sewage from septic systems can cause or exacerbate this problem. Taking care [...]

November 1st, 2023|

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