Never dig up your landscaping again! While new septic tank installations typically come equipped with septic tank risers, many older systems lack this crucial feature. Septic tank risers are pivotal in making access to your septic tank both convenient and cost-effective by extending the access point to ground level or just below. This innovation significantly […]
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Embarking on a landscaping project can transform your outdoor space, but before you lay those pavers or turf, it’s crucial to be aware of the hidden components beneath your feet, especially your septic system. In this blog post, we’ll explore the vital considerations and awareness needed when undertaking landscaping endeavors, ensuring harmony between your outdoor
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As a homeowner or realtor preparing to sell a property with a septic system, understanding the importance of a pre-sale septic inspection cannot be overstated. In the dynamic real estate market, ensuring every aspect of your property is in top condition is key to a successful sale. This blog post, brought to you by Priority
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When it comes to maintaining a healthy septic system, what happens after the flush can often be out of sight, out of mind. However, as experts at Priority Pumping, we understand that a seemingly functional flush doesn’t always indicate a healthy system. In this insightful blog post, we will unveil the top three hidden issues
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Maintaining a septic system might seem like a daunting task, but with the right knowledge and regular care, it can be a breeze. Your septic system plays a crucial role in managing wastewater from your home, so it’s essential to keep it in excellent working condition. In this blog, we’ll explore three simple yet vital
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Inspect It and Protect It: Safeguarding Your Septic System Marking #SepticSmartWeek2023 with Proactive Maintenance During #SepticSmartWeek2023, one of our standout messages is clear: proactive inspection can be the difference between a long-lasting septic system and an expensive replacement. The mantra “Inspect It and Protect It” encapsulates the essence of this preventive approach. 1. Why Open
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Shield Your Field Celebrating #SepticSmartWeek2023 with Best Practices for Your Disposal Field Septic systems are unsung heroes, operating quietly below the surface to manage our wastewater. One of their most crucial components is the disposal field, and during this #SepticSmartWeek2023, we’re shining a spotlight on how to protect and maintain it. 1. Keep Trees at
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Keep It Clean!Celebrating #SepticSmartWeek2023 with Informed Choices Welcome to #SepticSmartWeek2023, a week dedicated to raising awareness about the crucial role septic systems play in our daily lives and the environment. This year, our focus shifts to the intimate relationship between your well water, the soil beneath our feet, and the septic systems that operate silently
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Thinking At The Sink: The Essential Guide for Septic Systems in Arizona Living in the beautiful, sun-drenched state of Arizona offers many benefits. However, for many homeowners, one unique challenge often overlooked is managing and maintaining septic systems in the harsh desert environment. One of the most crucial habits to develop? It’s what we call
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What are the Most Common Disposal Fields in Arizona for Septic Systems? In the heart of Arizona, septic systems play an essential role in managing wastewater for countless homes and commercial buildings. Did you know approximately 20% of homes in Maricopa County and about 35% of homes in Pinal County are on their own septic
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