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It is estimated that many American families use over 300 gallons of water a day in their homes, but do you know what happens to the wastewater after it leaves your home?  Many people take it for granted that anything you put down the drain just disappears, but if you...

When you purchase a home that features an on-property septic tank, the first thing you need to know is that there’s more to it than meets the eye.  This means that not only will you need to do things like have inspections and occasionally have it drained to remove sludge...

Information for New Homeowners About Septic Tanks, Septic Tank Aerators and Maintenance So, you are about to purchase your first home - congratulations! This is such an important milestone in your family’s life. Buying a home is an event that will bring you a lot of joy in the future,...

There’s an old saying that goes, “out of sight, out of mind”.  This is a kind of generic platitude that describes the attitude of those who cope with problems through avoidance.  In other words, they pretend things they cannot see immediately in front of their faces don’t exist.   This is...

Within the home, there are many high-value items and systems, but none of them are quite as important as the septic system.  For households that aren’t connected to a municipal sewer system, the septic system is responsible for the treatment and processing of the home’s wastewater in a much smaller...