Wet Spots in the Yard Over Your Septic Tank? What It Means
Soggy ground over a septic tank or drain field in dry weather means effluent is surfacing. Here’s how to work out which part of the system is failing.
Soggy ground over a septic tank or drain field in dry weather means effluent is surfacing. Here’s how to work out which part of the system is failing.
Leach field and drain field are the same thing. It’s where soil finishes treating your wastewater, and it’s the part you can’t replace cheaply.
A septic system in daily use rarely freezes. The ones that do usually sat empty, had a dripping faucet, or lost their snow cover. Here’s how to protect yours.
Human waste and toilet paper. That’s the whole list of what belongs in a septic system. Here’s what everything else does once it gets in there, and why it matters.
A sewage smell outdoors means gases or effluent are escaping the system somewhere. Where you smell it and when narrows the cause down fast.