Septic Tank Pumping in Ninety Six, SC

If you are among the twenty percent of U.S. households who are not connected to a centralized sewer system, then you likely have a septic system installed for your property. If so, you should know that septic tank pumping and septic tank cleaning are among the most important maintenance items for your septic tank. Residents in Ninety Six, SC can schedule their septic tank pumping and septic tank cleaning in Ninety Six by calling Septic Connection. We have years of experience septic tank pumping in Ninety Six and similar areas. Call Septic Connection to get in touch with a live representative, get your free price estimate, and schedule your flexible appointment or request an emergency dispatch. We are proudly at your service.

What Is Septic Tank Pumping?

Septic pumping or septic cleaning is a lot simpler than you may think. Let’s first summarize the septic system’s design. 
All of the pipes and drains in your household are connected to a single pipe that leads to your septic tank, an underground one that contains vital “good” bacteria. The waste from your kitchen, bathroom, laundry, and other rooms leave your house and enter the septic tank to be treated.
The wastewater, or liquid effluent, are flushed out into the drain field and percolate through the soil for treatment. Meanwhile, the solids stay in the septic tank and are broken down by microorganisms and bacteria. Still, the solids can only be broken down so much. The solid waste eventually turns into dense sludge. When the septic tank becomes too filled with sludge, it is time you call your local septic crew who is equipped to pump the septic tank quickly and safely. Septic Connection is happy to be a local choice for Ninety Six septic tank pumping.

Septic Tank Cleaning in Ninety Six, SC

Is It Time for A Septic Tank Cleaning?

This is a question we can answer more specifically after a septic tank inspection. Still, we will try to help you determine whether it is time for your septic tank or wastewater treatment system cleaning.
First and foremost, if you have purchased a new property which has a septic system installation and the previous owner has not made clear when the next scheduled cleaning is, then we recommend you go ahead and schedule a septic system cleaning as soon as possible.
Another rule of thumb is to have your septic tank cleaned once every two to four years. This depends on the size of your septic tank and the size of your household. Obviously, a large household with a small septic tank will need more frequent cleaning.

Emergency Service

Some serious consequences of delaying septic pumping include sewage leaks and backups. This is certainly a severe health hazard and calls for a cleanup as soon as possible. Luckily, you do not have to search the web for “septic pumping near me” when you need urgent assistance. Just call Septic Connection to take advantage of our emergency service. Our live representatives and septic crew are ready when you are.

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