If you live in Arizona, you’ve probably seen flood irrigation in action. It’s a great way to keep lawns, trees, and pastures thriving in our dry climate—but it can cause serious issues if your property also has a septic system. Understanding how flood irrigation affects your setup helps you avoid backups, damage, and costly repairs. […]
What to Do About a Broken Septic Lid A broken septic lid is more than an eyesore—it’s a real safety and system issue. Homeowners often don’t realize how important the lid is until something goes wrong. It protects your tank, keeps people and pets safe, and ensures your system works as designed. Ignoring a damaged
When septic systems fail, the problem often starts with the drainfield. Drainfield failure can create serious issues for your property and your system if left unchecked. Recognizing the early warning signs protects your home, your wallet, and your peace of mind. What Causes Drainfield Failure? A drainfield handles the job of filtering wastewater into the
Every successful build starts with smart decisions underground. Wastewater planning is one of the most critical—and most overlooked—parts of both residential and commercial construction. If you wait too long to think about where that wastewater is going, you could run into costly delays, messy rework, and long-term headaches. Why Wastewater Planning Should Be Step One
Casita additions are becoming more popular than ever across Arizona. Whether it’s a guest house, an in-law suite, or an income-generating short-term rental, a casita adds flexibility and value to your property. But before you pour the slab or start framing walls, there’s one critical system you can’t overlook: your septic. If your home is
Inside the World’s Largest Septic Tank: Abu Dhabi’s Wastewater Wonder When people think of septic systems, they usually picture something underground and modest. But the world’s largest septic tank? It’s anything but small. Located in Abu Dhabi, this engineering giant holds 2.7 million gallons of wastewater and even claims the Guinness World Record for its
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
A septic backup is one of the worst plumbing disasters a homeowner can face. It’s messy, disruptive, and can lead to costly damage if not addressed quickly. The key to minimizing the chaos is knowing what to do as soon as you notice a problem. Acting fast can prevent further damage and get your system
Let’s start with the big confession: some people don’t even know they’re on septic until the horror happens. We’ve heard it all. The sink backs up, the tub starts filling up with… well, you get the picture. It’s not a pleasant surprise, but it’s an all-too-common one! Don’t let this happen to you—pump your septic
A seized septic tank lid is one of the more common challenges our technicians encounter at Priority Pumping. Homeowners may encounter this during regular maintenance, but a stuck lid is best handled by professionals. While it’s tempting to try and handle it yourself, doing so can cause unnecessary damage. Here’s what a seized lid is