Adam was really helpful and was available any time that I had a question or concern. He was always willing to go above and beyond to make sure the work was done to our satisfaction. We would definitely use the company again.
-Brooke R.
Restoring What Matters Most™
Your septic system is an underground workhorse that separates nasty solids and sludge from wastewater. The clean(ish) water then moves on to the next stage of its journey. But here’s the catch: without proper care, your septic tank can get clogged and overwhelmed. The result? Overflows, property damage, and potential health risks. Yikes! Stay tuned to learn how to keep your septic system happy and healthy.
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Professional Septic Tank Maintenance
Regular maintenance is key to keeping your septic tank happy. Pumping every two years and cleaning the filter annually are your best defenses against septic failure. But let’s face it, septic systems are easy to forget. Out of sight, out of mind, right? The problem is, by the time we notice an issue, it’s usually a major backup or flood. Uh oh!
If your home is suffering from a septic tank meltdown, don’t despair! Our restoration team at 1-800 WATER DAMAGE of Southwestern Indiana is here to rescue you. We’ll get your property back in tip-top shape, fast!
Common Signs of Septic Tank Failure
- Slow Drains — Is your bathwater taking forever to drain? This could be a sign your septic system is struggling. Next time you shower or wash dishes, pay attention to the water flow. Slow drains might mean it’s time for a septic checkup.
- Bad Odors — Does your house or business suddenly have a funky odor? If unpleasant smells are wafting through the air, it could be a sign of a failing septic tank. Septic waste buildup can cause these odors, so don’t ignore them!
- Health of Grass Near Drain Field — Is the grass near your drain field looking extra lush and green? Hold on before you celebrate your newfound landscaping skills! This overly happy grass might be getting a boost from leaky septic wastewater. Lush patches near the drain field could indicate a problem.
- Water Puddles — Keep an eye out for mysterious puddles around your septic system or yard. A full septic tank can cause wastewater to back up and leak into other areas of your property. These unexpected puddles could be a sign of trouble.
Our Trained Technicians Are Here to Help
Spotting these signs early might mean a traditional plumber can save the day, and you can avoid calling us. But if disaster strikes and septic nastiness floods your home, don’t despair! Our crew is here with specialized gear to safely and effectively clean up the mess and restore your property.
Call 1-800 WATER DAMAGE now at812-625-3475 for restoration services or sewage cleanup.
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