Understanding the Health Risks of Septic System LeaksUnderstanding the Health Risks of Septic System Leaks

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Understanding the Health Risks of Septic System Leaks

Hi, my name is Molly, and a few years ago, we had a leak in our septic system. We didn't realise it immediately, and as a result, my son came into contact with toxins. Ultimately, he was okay, but it was a scary experience that involved hospitalisation. I don't want anyone else to go through something like that, so I have made it my mission to educate people on the health risks of septic system leaks. This blog is going to have posts on septic leaks, finding them, maintaining your system, figuring out when to call for help and more. If you have concerns, please get comfortable and start exploring.

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How Often Should a Septic Tank be Pumped?

31 December 2015
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When it comes to your septic system, the single most important consideration is regular maintenance. Unfortunately, many homeowners ignore the system until there is something wrong. By calling for regular liquid waste removal for your septic tank, you can prevent solids from escaping to the drain field and clogging the solid pores. It is a good idea to seek these services, at the least, once every three years if your home does not have a garbage disposal. Read More 

6 Reasons You May Need To Consider Installing An Alternative Septic System

31 August 2015
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The traditional septic tank systems has been in use for decades. It consists of a simple structure that breaks waste down through decantation and anaerobic action before releasing it into a drain field. However, alternative systems are increasingly being used today. These alternative septic systems seek to perform the same task traditional systems have been doing, only faster, better and in areas where traditional systems cannot be applied. In general, an alternative septic system from a company like Biosystems 2000 is ideal if you meet any of the following conditions: Read More