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    • Home
    • About Us
    • Signs of Septic Failure
    • Locating your tank
    • Preparing for a pump out
    • Myths

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Signs of Septic Failure
  • Locating your tank
  • Preparing for a pump out
  • Myths

Signs of Septic Failure

Are you experiencing any of the following?

Sewer Backup - Probably the easiest sign to identify, A sewer backup is a sure sign that your tank   

                            has reached capacity. Look for sewer backups to occur in the lowest drains first like  

                            the basement toilet.

Odors -              A septic system collects not only waster but also all the water that comes from                

                           showering, washing dishes and doing laundry, etc. All this combined creates a foul, 

                           odorous mixture. 

Pooling Water - If it hasn't rained in a while. but a mini lake on or around the drain field of your 

                           septic system could mean it's overflowing.

Slow Drains - If your drains or toilets remains slow even after unclogging measures, such as using 

                        septic safe drain cleaner, the system may be full and need pumping.


Don’t wait for signs of failure.  Make sure to check your septic system regularly in order to catch any issues before they become a major issue causing major expenses in the long run. 

Give us a call 506-688-7448.

Pump Your Tank Septic Specialist

285 MacDougall Rd

506-688-7448

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