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Most malfunctions are due to lack of pumping that clears waste. Don’t wait for a small problem to get bigger and turn into an expensive major repair or complete system breakdown. Sign up for our convenient maintenance program to ensure your septic tank is pumped regularly.

Signs that your septic tank needs pumping include:

• Pooling Water
• Foul Odors
• Slow Drains
• Swage Back-up
• Poor Drain Field Grass Health
• Nitrate Concentration

The average waste tank on a typical septic system can hold approximately 400 to 500 gallons. Septic tanks require regular annual inspection and pumping for moderate use and more frequent maintenance for larger homes or buildings with higher usage rates. The qualified specialists at Patterson Specialty Services provide efficient and reliable tank pumping services that keep your system running smoothly.

If you are unsure when the septic system on your property was last pumped, contact Patterson Specialty Services for an assessment to avoid potential health and water access problems. Even though the average septic tank has a large capacity, sludge build-up will eventually reach its limit and if the tank is not pumped properly, system failure will occur and result in expensive repairs and health hazards.

Your septic system is one of the most important mechanical systems in your home. With a one-time installation fee, a septic tank riser will protect your septic system for years to come. The quick access for maintenance and pumping will almost immediately provide a return on your investment. You can also say goodbye to costly and unsightly digs at maintenance time. Even during the winter months when the ground is frozen, you’ll be able to conduct a visual check of your septic system.

To extend the life of your septic system, practice regular maintenance by scheduling routine inspections and pumping every 3 to 5 years. Be mindful of what goes down your drains—avoid flushing wipes, grease, chemicals, and non-biodegradable items. Conserve water to reduce strain on the system, and keep heavy vehicles or structures off your drain field to prevent damage. Proper care and smart usage go a long way in keeping your system healthy and functional for years to come.