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Orlando Septic System Emergency; Here’s What To Do

What to do if your Central Florida septic system is failing? You want to get it fixed as soon as you can. The repair can be complex or simple, depending on the situation. The best advice is to identify the problem, avoid making the issue words and contact a local professional. Having a septic system is a big responsibility, the Environmental Protection Agency has strict laws concerning them.  An inefficient system can cause dangerous consequences such as groundwater pollution and toxic gasses. Never climb into the septic tank or dig up any of the components on your own.  The septic tank contains very toxic gases that are combustible. “Never lean over a septic tank opening or stick your head into tank to examine its interior - you could become overcome by gases, fall into the tank, and suffocate. Leave tank cleaning and repairs to trained professionals,” SC Department of Environmental [...]

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Longwood, Lake Mary, Sanford, Oviedo, Septic Tank Pumping

09-23-2016 September is Septic Smart month, the EPA and Orlando Septic Services remind Orlando homeowners the importance of properly maintain their septic system. Failing septic systems can be costly to repair, but it can also harm the environment, contaminate the groundwater, release toxic waste, viruses and bacteria. If you've [...]

Orlando, Casselberry, Lake Mary, & Altamonte Septic Tank Service

09/09/2016 The recent advertisement of septic system additives claims to minimize the need for pumping by rejuvenating the living bacterial populating in the septic tank. Some of these products suggest they reduce the amount grease, oils and fats in the system. Unfortunately, these products don't have any proven benefits, [...]

Orlando Septic Tank Services, Affordable Inspection and Pumping

August 16, 2016 Being Septic Smart can protect the value of your Orlando home, environment and your family's health. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, every septic system should be inspected by a licensed contractor every three years, as well as the septic tank pumped every three to five years. Do's [...]

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