Interceptor vs. Trap: Understanding the Difference In our industry, the terms “interceptor” and “commercial grease trap” are often used interchangeably. However, they serve distinct functions and have different mechanisms. What is a Typical Interceptor? An interceptor uses an inlet downturn to slow down water flow, allowing gravity to separate solids and FOG (fats, oils, and […]
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GET THE ADEQ SEPTIC INSPECTION DONE AS SOON AS YOU LIST IT (or even a little bit before) If you’re selling a house in Arizona right now, chances are it’ll fly off the market. Our state’s real estate scene is sizzling—it’s ranked third in the nation by National Mortgage News! Now, here’s a tip: the
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I have been in the wastewater industry for over 13 years and this subject is truly one that is addressed in our office, with customers over the phone, more than a couple times a day. “That’s not the way it was done last time” “I’ve pumped it this way for years” The last company installed
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As homeowners, we get that you want stunning landscaping. However, as septic contractors, we urge you to pause and consider if your home uses a septic system. Today, we want to discuss key considerations for landscaping around your septic system. By “system,” we mean both the septic tank and the disposal field, which can be
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1. The inspection was done through the septic tank lid openings, not the inspection port When conducting an ADEQ Septic Inspection, it is imperative that the inspector digs down to the tank and exposes the tank and lid. Otherwise, corrosion, roots, and cracks in the tank can go undetected. Corrosion cannot be identified by simply
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Proper septic tank pumping must occur through the septic tank lid openings. The only thorough way to extract all of the waste from the tank is to stir the tank up enough to remove both the water and the solids inside of the tank. The purpose of pumping the tank is to remove everything! If
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Let’s Talk “Flushable” People often ask if certain items are “flushable” when living on septic system. Typically, the questions lead more towards paper towels, Clorox wipes, Q-tips, tampons, kitty litter, etc. (Just in case you are wondering, the answer to these items is always NO!) I am yet to receive a phone call that specifically
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