Professional Septic Tank Installers in Groton, CT

No, the size of the septic tank and leach field are based on the number of bedrooms. For more information or to schedule septic services in Stonington, CT, contact us today.

We get this question a lot. The state health department recommends pumping your tank every three to five years. If you have children living at home, you should consider having the tank serviced more often. This is due to the fact that your household uses more water for things such as showers, laundry, dishes, etc. If you think you may need your system pumped, our septic services in Stonington, CT can help!

The short answer is no. While you can technically flush "flushable" wipes, they are not biodegradable. That means that they can remain inside your tank and pipes for years, which causes all sorts of problems and blockages. They are the most common cause of blocked pipes that we encounter. You should also never flush feminine hygiene products, baby wipes, and/or trash down the toilet. If you experience a blockage, call on our septic services in Stonington, CT right away.

No, water softeners should NEVER be discharged to the septic system. They require a separate drainage system due to the high concentration of chemicals in the discharge water. For more information, contact us for septic services in Stonington, CT.

No, a garbage disposal should not be used with a septic system. For more information or to schedule septic services in Stonington, CT, give us a call.