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Central Florida Septic Tank Pumping & Drain Field Repair

Every day someone in the Orlando area is spending thousands of dollars for replacing or repairing their septic system, not to mention the expensive of cleaning their home from the mess caused by the septic back-up. The fact is, if they had taken care of their septic system with routine maintenance and regular pumping they could have saved thousands of dollars! Septic systems don't always make it to the top of the priority list, until they back up or create unpleasant odors inside or outside your home. Septic tanks need to be pumped out every 3 to 5 years, depending on how many people are living in the home, the size of the tank, and how much water is going in to the tank. The largest percentage of water going into the septic system is from toilets. Older tanks use 3 to 5 gallons every flush, new tanks only use [...]

March 24th, 2023|

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Drainfield & Septic Tank Problems, Wekiva, Oviedo & Lake Mary

10/10/2017 Many homeowners in Central Florida experienced severe rain during hurricane Irma. The sustained rain affected many septic systems. Now several of them are experiencing flooded drainfields, backed up septic systems, slow drains, and raw sewage coming up through the bathtubs. Flooded Drainfield During times of heavy rain the [...]

Seminole County Septic Tank Pumping Review

09/23/2017 I noticed the drains running a little slow, but didn’t think much of it. Then the toilets started gurgling, though I was tempted to see if it would just work itself out, I knew if I didn’t do something it would end up being twice as bad and [...]

Central Florida Lift Station & Septic System Repair After the Hurricane

09/17/2017 Orlando’s News 6 recently investigated how hurricane Irma affected lift stations. That’s right, the chaos this storm caused can seriously disrupt and even damage septic systems, lift stations, and drains, throughout Central Florida. Many people may be asking what is a lift station and why do we need [...]

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