In the United States, one-fifth of the total 123 million households use septic systems to flush out their waste. Septic tanks are one of those water-waste management systems that remain underground but perform an essential task of keeping the waste out of our homes. And since they are fitted deeply under the ground, it’s often neglected or cared-about less. Skipping regular septic tank inspection and maintenance can cost families in millions and expose them to diseases and health hazards. So, it’s always advised to keep an eye on the septic tank.
Given how crucial septic tank upkeep is, knowing when it needs professional attention is necessary. Here we have listed down some clear signs that indicate it’s time to go for tank inspection.
- Clogged Water
Pooling water is a palpable sign that you need to call for water tank inspection services.
While the water can accumulate in any area in the lawn, look around the drain field in particular. In a normally functioning septic tank, the wastewater remains inside the tank. However, a clog caused by solid particles can make the wastewater collect and ooze to the surface. So, when you notice lodged pool of water in your backyard, …