When planning any excavation or digging project, understanding the importance of Arizona 811 is crucial. This service helps protect your property and ensures the safety of our crew. What is Arizona 811? Arizona 811 is a free service that helps prevent damage to underground utility lines. When you’re planning to dig, whether for installing a […]
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When it comes to septic tank maintenance, ensuring the job is done correctly is paramount. One crucial aspect of proper maintenance is pumping your septic tank through the manhole or maintenance openings, rather than through the inspection ports. At Priority Pumping, we emphasize this practice for several important reasons. Here’s why you should always insist
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Why Dig Up the Yard When Selling Your Home? Let’s Dig Down To The Facts! Selling your home can be stressful enough without having to deal with unexpected requests to dig up your yard for a septic system inspection. At Priority Pumping, we often hear homeowners asking, “Why do I need to excavate my yard
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If you’re in the process of buying a property with a septic system in Arizona, it’s essential to be familiar with the ADEQ (Arizona Department of Environmental Quality) Septic Inspections. These inspections play a crucial role in ensuring the proper functioning of septic systems and safeguarding the environment and public health. As the owner of
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The real estate market is still exploding in Arizona and there has never been a better time to sell your home. If you are on septic, there is one extra step you need to take for your home sale! That step is booking your ADEQ septic inspection. We recommend booking as soon as you list
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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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If you grew up within the city or town limits, you probably lived in a home serviced by the municipal sewage department and may be hesitant about buying a house with a septic tank. Did you know that one in five homes in the United States rely on a septic tank? So, whether you’re looking
