Your septic tank relies on a delicate balance of bacteria to break down waste and keep your system running smoothly. The right bacteria in your septic tank work tirelessly to decompose solids and help your system function efficiently. Maintaining this balance is crucial to preventing blockages, costly repairs, and system failures. Here’s why bacteria play […]
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Happy World Toilet Day! World Toilet Day reminds us of the importance of proper sanitation. Toilets play a crucial role in public health and hygiene. Unfortunately, many people still don’t understand what they should and shouldn’t flush. Let’s keep it simple: when using the toilet, remember the three P’s—pee, poop, and toilet paper. These are
At Priority Pumping, we know how important it is to care for your septic system. One common mistake homeowners make is placing irrigation lines over their septic tank. This can lead to costly repairs and long-term damage. Here’s why it’s a bad idea and what you can do to avoid it. Protect Your Septic Tank
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When it comes to maintaining a healthy septic system, one of the most overlooked threats is tree roots. These seemingly harmless growths can wreak havoc on your septic tank, leading to costly repairs and significant inconvenience. Understanding how roots and septic tanks interact is crucial for homeowners who want to protect their systems and avoid
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Top Three Reasons to Pump Your Septic Tank Every 2-3 Years: A #2023SepticSmartWeek Insight Unraveling the Mystery of the Solids Inside When you think about household maintenance, your septic tank might not be the first thing that comes to mind. However, for homeowners with a septic system, it’s a crucial component that requires regular attention.
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Don’t Overload the Commode: A #2023SepticSmartWeek Reminder The 3 P’s: Pee, Poop, and Paper (Toilet Paper only) As #SepticSmartWeek2023 continues, we’re taking a moment to highlight one of the most overlooked aspects of septic system care: the humble commode. Our toilets play a significant role in the health of our septic systems, and their misuse
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