Let's talk about your septic system. Just like every other structure in your home, proper maintenance of your septic system is important in ensuring it can serve your home for a long time. A typical septic system includes a house sewer drain, septic tank, distribution box and soil absorption field. To keep these components working properly, be sure to perform the following:
Periodically inspect your system and pump out your septic tank
Install fixtures that increase water conservation
Keep hazardous wastes out of sinks and toilets
Keep other systems away from drainfield
Plant only grass on top of or near your septic system
Do not drive or park vehicles on your septic system
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This really is great information about how to make sure that you have an efficient septic system. Something that really stands out is that you mentioned to make sure that you pump the system frequently. I would be curious about how long should it be until you have the system pumped every time? Thank you for sharing this. http://bledsoeandlinnseptic.net/Estimates/
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