As a homeowner, it is important to pay attention to the health and functionality of your septic system, including the drain field. The drain field plays a crucial role in filtering and dispersing wastewater from your home into the surrounding soil. Over time, drain fields can become compromised due to various factors such as age,…
Read MoreThere could be several reasons why the alarm is sounding on your aerobic septic system. It is important to address this issue promptly to prevent any potential damage or failure of the system. Here are some possible reasons for the aerobic septic alarm sounding: High Water Level The alarm may be indicating that the water…
Read MoreLiving in Oklahoma, it is crucial to prioritize the safety and well-being of ourselves and our loved ones. With the unpredictable and severe weather conditions that this region often experiences, installing a storm shelter is not only advisable but necessary. Oklahoma is located in the heart of “Tornado Alley,” a region prone to frequent tornadoes…
Read MoreTree Roots are a Familiar Problem Septic system tree roots can be a common issue that homeowners face. Tree roots naturally seek out water sources, and unfortunately, your septic system can provide just that. If left unchecked, these roots can invade and damage your septic system, leading to costly repairs. However, there are steps you can…
Read MoreA conventional gravity septic system, also known as a gravity-powered septic system, is a traditional on-site wastewater treatment system used in residential and commercial buildings that are not connected to a municipal sewer line. It relies on the natural force of gravity to transport and treat sewage. Conventional Gravity Septic System Components The system typically…
Read MorePurpose of a Septic System Lift Station A septic system lift station, also known as a pump station, is an integral part of a septic system that helps to move wastewater from lower to higher elevations. It is designed to pump effluent from a septic tank or collection basin to a higher elevation, such as…
Read MoreTo keep a septic system in optimal shape in Oklahoma, regular maintenance and service are necessary. Here are 10 key recommendations for maintaining your septic system: 1. Regular Pumping is Priority for Maintaining Your Septic System Septic tanks should be pumped every 3-5 years, depending on the size of the tank and the number of…
Read MoreSeptic tank maintenance is an essential part of homeownership, especially for those living in Oklahoma. Regular cleanouts are crucial for the proper functioning of septic systems, preventing costly repairs and environmental hazards. But how often should you clean your septic tank? And what can you expect during the process? Read on as we answer those…
Read MoreA Warranty is Included Proper maintenance of your aerobic septic system is extremely important. If you live in Oklahoma, the DEQ requires a minimum of a 2-year warranty be provided to the homeowner. This warranty period is from the date of install of the aerobic septic system. Additionally, the warranty is transferable within that period…
Read MoreDrainage systems help us to manage wastewater efficiently throughout the year. If you’ve ever wondered where all this water goes, you probably have already established that it ends up in either a septic system or a sewer. According to Circle of Blue, over one-fifth of American homes lack public sewers. That’s because most of these…
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