Busting Septic Myths When it comes to septic systems, there’s no shortage of misinformation out there. Some of the most common septic myths can lead to major issues—and big bills—if you don’t know the facts. At Priority Pumping, we’re here to break down the truth and help you take care of your system the right […]
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World Water Day is a great reminder for all of us to be mindful of how we use water. For restaurants, conserving water not only helps protect this valuable resource but can also lead to significant cost savings. In this blog, we’ll discuss easy steps restaurants can take to reduce water usage and celebrate their
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Priority Pumping was built on a bold idea—to do things differently in an industry that desperately needed change. We aren’t just here to pump tanks. We are here to redefine what it means to serve homeowners and businesses with honesty, expertise, and a little bit of humor. Now, we’re taking that mission to the next
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In recent years, “flushable” wipes have become a popular household item, marketed as a convenient and hygienic alternative to toilet paper. However, when it comes to septic tank maintenance, these so-called flushable wipes are anything but convenient. In fact, they can cause significant harm to your plumbing system and septic tank, leading to costly repairs
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10 Things You Should Never Flush Many items on the market today state that they are flushable. These items can include moist flushable wipes, disinfecting wipes, makeup-removing wipes, cleaning solutions, pipe cleaners, and more. Nothing could be further from the truth. WHY? Many of these items have one base material in common… cotton and plastic—neither
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Let’s Get Creative! As a homeowner, we understand landscaping and curb appeal is important. To keep your septic system safe, consider essential factors while making your home inviting and visually appealing Here are a few things to think about when landscaping around septic systems: Do not cover your disposal field or septic tank opening with concrete,
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