A sewage grinder pump is an important device used in many homes to aid in waste management. Sewage pump grinders help with the disposal of everything sent to the septic tank through sinks, bathtubs, showers, and toilets. The wastewater from all the appliances makes its way through the pipes and connects into the grinder pump (Continue reading)
Septic drain fields are where the fluid from the septic tank ends up. The purpose of a septic drain field (sometimes referred to as a “septic leach field”) is further purify the water by further removing impurities and contaminants. This drain field is an integral part of a fully functioning septic system. The main parts (Continue reading)
It is recommended that any septic system that moves septic effluent from a septic tank to a drain field has a septic tank alarm in place. The alarm should be located in your house so that if it does sound, you will be able to hear it. If you recently moved into a newly built (Continue reading)
If you are new to septic tanks you may wonder what a septic tank riser is. A septic tank riser is essentially a connection between the septic tank and the surface of your yard. Septic tanks are usually buried a few feet underground for health and safety reasons. Tucking them underground also prevents the spread (Continue reading)