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Easy Steps To A Healthy Orlando Septic System

The key to a healthy septic system in the Orlando, from Oviedo, Casselberry, Winter Park, to Apopka, Kissimmee, and Daytona Beach, is preventative maintenance. The life span of a properly maintained and healthy septic system is about 20 to 30 years. Unfortunately, many systems are neglected, out of sight out of mind, which leads to early deterioration, costly repairs and early replacement. For a healthy septic system that will last for years to come, follow these easy steps: Inspection and Maintenance Preventative maintenance program and inspections are necessary for a healthy septic system. Inspections can catch potential issues before they become big expensive problems. Most maintenance programs include annual inspections. Contact Orlando Septic Service for our options. Septic Tank Pumping The average septic tank should be pumped every 2 to 3 years. However, every home is unique, with a maintenance program you can ensure your tank is not being over [...]

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