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Don’t let mold make you sick or damage your investment. Schedule an affordable, mold-testing as an add-on inspection service.
Mold inspection and testing services. Keep your property mold free.
Don’t let mold make you sick or damage your investment. Schedule an affordable, mold-testing as an add-on inspection service.
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Rain can affect your septic system. 🌧 🚽 A well-functioning septic system should not be affected by rain. However, many older septic systems don’t function at their highest capacities when the ground is saturated with water. If you find yourself in this situation, here are a few things you can do to limp your system along until the ground dries up. It’s also important to note that not all systems will recover after failure due to rain. 1. Minimize household wastewater usage. 2. Ensure there are no dripping faucets, running toilets or malfunctioning water softeners adding extra water to the system. 3. Pump your tank to prevent household wastewater from entering the drainfield until the tank is filled. This usually takes about 2-7 days, depending on how much water your household uses. Once the tank re-fills, water will begin to flow into the drainfield again. If it rains again or the drainfield is unable to handle the water load, you may experience problems again. 4. Wait and see if the problem persists after the rainy period has passed and the ground is no longer saturated. Even vacant homes have experienced backup in the septic tank due to groundwater infiltration into their system. While the steps above may help reduce any problems, there is no guarantee. Hopefully your septic system has “weathered the storm.” If you are experiencing problems, we’re happy to help service your system, complete a new system installation, or answer any questions you may have. #RooterManUpstate #Rain #SepticSystemMaintenance #ScheduleAnInspection (864)585-0093 (at Rooter-Man Upstate)
Spring Septic Tank Maintenance Tips Many people worry about their septic systems throughout the winter but there are actually several things you should do in order to prepare for spring. Regular maintenance and inspections are always a good idea when it comes to septic tanks, especially if you notice any signs that your system may be in need of repairs. Of course, whenever the season and temperature changes is a common time for problems to arise, so you should be on the lookout as the last snow of winter melts away. Most people do some form of spring cleaning so consider adding your septic tank on to your to-do list. When winter snow melts, it can make the water table go higher, which in turn could cause your tank to overflow. Even if a winter is light on snow, water can build up throughout the season and cause problems after a few months of buildup. Scheduling an inspection during the beginning of spring is a great way to avoid any major issues. This will allow a professional to analyze the general state of your system, and identify if any problems popped up over the winter. Regular inspections are a great form of preventative maintenance, and can actually end up saving you a lot of money in the future. Signs that something may be wrong after the winter include standing water over your septic cover. This is a major red flag that should be investigated as soon as possible. If your system is clogged, make sure you don’t use any harsh chemicals in an attempt to clear it up. Chemicals can actually kill good bacteria that you want to remain in your system. Take advantage of these maintenance tips and you can expect your septic system to run fine throughout the spring and beyond. #Spring #SepticTankMaintenance #ScheduleAnInspection #RooterManUpstate
