Septic Services
Septic tank maintenance can extend the life of your system. It can protect water quality and also help protect the environment. Give us a call if you need your septic pumped out, holding tank pumped out or tile bed flushed.
Contact us for our rates or to schedule a septic pump-out appointment.
FAQs
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How often should I have my septic tank pumped?The average household should have their septic pumped/serviced every three years depending on the amount of people living in the home and on the septic usage.
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How often should I have my holding tank pumped?The average holding tank needs to be pumped/serviced every 4-6 weeks, again this also depends on the amount of people living in the home and the water consumption, showers, laundry, etc.
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How do you dispose of the waste?Our servicing includes the removal and disposal of waste in accordance with our local laws at the treatment plant.
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How can I help keep maintain my system?Over time, the sludge builds up, which causes odours, blockages and backups into your home, or overflow onto your lawn. This becomes a serious health threat to your family, and is an expensive problem to solve. Bio-Desolve is the safe and non-toxic additive we use to reduce odours and break down organic solids in your septic system. Septic sludge builds up in all septic tanks, and this sludge is the result of incomplete decomposition – often caused by chemicals, detergents and other toxins that have been flushed into the tank, that have harmed or killed the beneficial bacteria and microbes present.
Bio-Desolve
Benefits:
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100% All Natural, Environmentally Friendly
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Reduces odours, and harmful gases, and provides a safer and more pleasant environment
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Increases volume retention and storage of the septic tank by reducing organic solids
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Cleans the entire system – from pipes to tank to septic field, creating minimal maintenance
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Reduces and maintains the protective bio-mat
Septic sludge builds up in all septic tanks, and this sludge is the result of incomplete decomposition – often caused by chemicals, detergents and other toxins that have been flushed into the tank, that have harmed or killed the beneficial bacteria and microbes present.
Over time, the sludge builds up, which causes odours, blockages and backups into your home, or overflow onto your lawn. This becomes a serious health threat to your family and is an expensive problem to solve.
