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Are you having issues flushing your toilet, even when using a plunger? This is one of the foremost signs of septic tank failure. There is a chance your septic tank is full and needs to be pumped out, but more than likely you are looking at a replacement.
Additionally, if you notice gurgling or bubbling noises coming from your toilet when you flush it, this is another indication your pipes are either full or your septic tank is failing and will require professional assistance right away.
In the event that your septic tank is failing, you will likely smell foul, sulfur odors coming from your yard. This rotten-egg-type of odor is typically caused when raw sewage has escaped your septic tank or pipes and needs to be addressed by professionals immediately. Raw sewage is toxic waste and a health hazard to you and your family.
Another dead giveaway that something is wrong with your septic tank system is if random vibrant or long patches of grass start to appear. This means your leach field is failing and you will need prompt assistance and possibly even a replacement!
When you have a septic tank system installed in your yard, it’s installed in an area that is referred to as the leach field. If you notice the leach field in your yard is soggy, particularly damp, or even flooded, it is highly likely that you will require a replacement soon.
Much like issues with flushing your toilet, if your sinks, showers, or bathtubs are draining particularly slowly, your septic system may be failing.
If you’ve been experiencing any of the aforementioned issues, it is recommended to have a professional water test performed on your drinking water and well water. This test will analyze your water supply and present you a full report of what is inside. If there are high levels of nitrates, bacteria, or other contaminants, this is highly dangerous and toxic to your health and you will need to replace your septic tank as soon as possible!
Your septic tank should last about 15 to 20 years before you need a new one. It’s important to properly maintain your septic tank by scheduling maintenance with Davis Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electric at least once a year. Proper, annual maintenance will greatly lengthen your septic tank system’s lifespan!
The cost of a new septic system will depend on the size of the system, plus the cost of the installation. If you’re thinking about getting a new septic system, call (540) 530-4887 to have a plumbing expert assess your home and give you a free price quote!
With the proper annual maintenance from Davis Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electric, your septic system should last around 15 to 20 years!
Usually when a septic system fails, the drainfield is not functioning correctly which is caused by septic sewage overflow. Signs that your septic system might be failing are slow draining toilets and drains, wet areas on or around the drain field, foul odors, and contaminated well water. If you’re experiencing any of the aforementioned, call (540) 530-4887 to have your septic tank inspected and repaired.
There isn’t necessarily one type of system that is better than another, rather, there is a type of system that will be best for your specific home and needs. If you’re looking to install a new septic system, consult with Davis Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electric who will assess your property and needs to give you a recommendation.
Advantages of new septic tanks over older systems are the use of PVC lining which will greatly increase your tank’s lifespan, less risk of system backups (when properly maintained), and in general, they require less maintenance.
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