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Septic Tank Pumping
Why Pumping Your Septic Tank Matters
Routine septic pumping helps keep your system working properly and reduces the risk of costly problems. Over time, sludge and floating scum build up inside the tank and need to be removed.
If the tank becomes too full, it can lead to:
Clogs
Sewage backups
Reduced system efficiency
Most septic tanks should be pumped about every 5 years. However, the right schedule depends on factors such as tank size, household or business water use, and the number of people the system serves.
Septic Care Resources
Helpful Septic System Guides
Learn how your septic system works, what not to flush, and how to care for it properly with helpful guides from Joe’s Sanitation and the EPA.
Septic System & Do Not Flush Guide
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EPA Septic Care Guide
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