Septic Systems

Installing a septic system can be a complicated process and it is important to understand the requirements of your local municipality and the installation process. This includes the understanding of the type of soil, the size of the septic tank, and the size of the leach field. The size and design of your septic system will depend on your home’s size, how much wastewater it produces, and the soil composition in your area. The installation process includes digging a hole for the tank and connecting the tank to the home’s plumbing system. The septic tank is then connected to an underground pipe to direct the wastewater away from your home.

Regular maintenance is the key to keeping your septic system in good working order. However, even with proper maintenance, your septic system can still experience problems. Common septic system repairs include repairing or replacing components of the system such as the tank or drain field, or addressing clogs or leaks. It is important to have any septic system repairs done by the qualified and trained Popejoy team to ensure the job is done correctly.

Proper maintenance is essential for keeping your septic system functioning well. Regularly inspecting and maintaining your system can help prevent costly repairs in the future. Common maintenance tasks include inspecting the tank and drain field, checking the pipes for signs of corrosion or leaks, and pumping out the tank when needed. Regular maintenance and repairs are essential for a long-lasting and reliable septic system. That's why we offer our Peace of Mind Agreement, providing a routine maintenance solution. Contact us today to learn more.