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Save Money With Orlando Septic Tank Pumping & Routine Maintenance

Which is more expensive, the cost of repairing your Central Florida septic system, after it has made a mess, started overflowing, experiencing slow drains, or notice foul smells, or keeping up with routine maintenance? If you want to save a lot of money, frustration, and headaches, then routine maintenance is definitely the way to go! What ends up in your septic tank? Not just what goes down the toilets, but everything that goes down the drain ends up in the septic tank, from the garbage disposal, cooking grease, sinks, showers, dirt from mopping the floors to the sand the kids bring home and ends up in the washing machine. The septic system works 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. After years of use the scum and sludge builds up and reduces the efficiency of the tank, this can cause the waste water to pass through the tank to [...]

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Affordable Central Florida Septic System & Tank Inspection

02/16/2017 A proposal was recently filed by Rep. Randy Fine, requiring Florida septic tank inspections as part of a real estate transaction. More than one in five homes in America rely on septic tanks to treat their waste water and sewage, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Every year [...]

Septic Tanks Additives vs Pumping in Central Florida

02/08/2017 If you own a home with a septic tank in the Orlando, Seminole, Volusia, Lake or Osceola county, be aware, using additives or products to clean or even unclog your septic tank or  toilet, can do more damage to your septic system, instead of fixing the problem. Home [...]

Types of Septic and Sewage Treatments Systems in Central Florida

01/24/2017 The two types of septic systems commonly used in Central Florida are anaerobically septic system (which is more communal used) and aerobic treatment unit. Both systems are a significant investment and need routine maintenance to function properly. Last week we discussed the basics of the traditional anaerobically system [...]

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