Trusted Septic Tank Installers in Altamonte Springs, FL

NO! Though septic systems are safe for your family, opening the septic tank without professional training can expose you to dangerous gases and bacteria. Call a certified and trained septic professional if you detect any problems in your system.

Schedule regular maintenance with your trusted septic professional. We suggest that your septic tank be inspected annually to check for any necessary repairs or pumps.

A drain field is the last step in your septic system. It is comprised of a series of pipes (between 20-40 feet long). Each pipe is punctured with small holes that allow wastewater to seep into the ground. After the water exits the pipes, it is naturally filtered back into the ground through layers of soil or gravel.

Your septic technician will inspect the overall health of your septic system. After this, s/he will pump out the entire contents of your septic tank, eventually cleaning the effluent filter. The technician should check the outlets to the septic tank, as well.

Yes. They can affect the septic treatment process. Some products are harmful to the effluent bacteria that decompose the solid waste in the septic tank.