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Affordable Orlando Septic Services, Tank Pumping & Maintenance

Nobody want to think about their Central Florida septic system or when was the last time the septic tank was pumped out, but if we realize how much we depend on our septic system every day, we would take better care of it. You definitely don't want to overlook your septic system unit it's backing up or overflowing into your house, forcing you to pay attention! It starts with what you're putting down the drain. Non-organic materials disrupt the natural and delicate balance maintained by a host of microbes that make your septic system their home. Microbes aren't able to break down inorganic materials such as, dental floss, paper towels, feminine hygiene products, and Q-tips as well as grease, household chemicals, and paint, which causes the tank to fill quicker than it should and cause the system to back up. Both of which can be very unpleasant but also be [...]

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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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