Advanced System Troubleshooting: We diagnose problems like root intrusions, crushed or misaligned lines, baffle failures and other system components. Our approach is to repair what we can to you from a full system replacement and to educate you on how to best care for your septic.
Regular maintenance is the best way to avoid catastrophic failures. Our certified team provides expert service based on the specific needs of your particular type of septic system. Specializing in Aquarobic mini plant septic systems, we can ensure your Aquarobic septic is properly looked after by our well-trained, experienced techs. Also specializing in Waterloo bio-filter, septic systems, as well as all traditional septic systems.
We offer scheduled septic system maintenance plans tailored property. This proactive service catches small issues before they become emergencies.
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Signs of a full tank or failing septic system may be one or more of the following: slow drains, gurgling sounds, foul odour inside the house or outside, and/or water or sewage surfacing in the yard. These signs indicate a septic system issue and requires immediate attention.
The most important way to prevent septic issues is by performing regular maintenance for your particular type of septic system. We also recommend replacing liquid fabric softeners with dryer sheets or wool dryer balls as liquid softeners can clog the tank and the drainfield. And remember not to flush items like facial tissue, paper towels, personal hygiene products and garbage which can cause a blockage. For a complete list of how to care for your septic and prolong its lifespan, learn more about our Aquarobic Septic Care info. which follows these septic FAQ)
The frequency of septic tank pumping depends on the type of system, household size, water usage and maintenance. As a general guideline, most septic tanks should be pumped out 3 – 5 years. Our septic specialist can determine the ideal pumping schedule for your type of system and household. For references, please check the The Ontario Building Code and Ministry of Environment septic systems information.
