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A drainfield is a safe, natural way to alleviate the waste generated by your septic system. However whenever waste is involved, there are inherent dangers and safety precautions that must be taken. With some planning and common sense, you can ensure that you stay safe...

It is hard to believe, but fall will be here in a matter of weeks! We are entering the end of the summer growing season and quickly approaching the cooler time of year when it is optimal to get young plants started. The relatively mild temperatures of autumn allow new...

Covid-19 has, for the moment, changed how we do many things in our everyday life. Sadly, the need for social distance has forced the cancellation or postponement of numerous fairs, festivals, concerts, and similar large gatherings. Still, you may find yourself in need...

We are all guilty of ignoring a warning sign here or there: that unfamiliar sound coming from your car, a slight change in your health, loose shingles on the roof. Sometimes we get away with a little procrastination and other times it comes back to bite us. When it...

We’re not talking about 90’s dance styles here…. The Back Up… The Clog… we’re talking about your septic system! Okay, okay... we may need a dancing lesson or two, but most of our septic customers need a lesson in whether they have a true septic back up, or a main line...

Whether you flush ‘it’ down the toilet, grind ‘it’ in the garbage disposal, or pour ‘it’ down the sink… everything that goes down your drains ends up in your septic system. A simple cause and effect system that has the unfortunate potential to leave you with a large...

You’ve said it before, and you’ll say it again because we are all guilty of taking the precious resource for granted. Water. We use it every day for multiple things and in multiple ways, often forgetting that the treatment of and the special use of this commodity is...

Your septic system is a highly scientific piece of equipment; a process completely influenced by nature and chemistry. While they are built to naturally run their course and self-maintain, they do require maintenance and careful observation. A septic tank must be...