While your septic system goes largely unseen, its function has a big impact on your home’s comfort and safety. At Express Septic and Drain Cleaning, our septic services maintain everything from your plumbing lines to the tank and drainfield.
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While your septic system goes largely unseen, its function has a big impact on your home’s comfort and safety. At Express Septic and Drain Cleaning, our septic services maintain everything from your plumbing lines to the tank and drainfield.
Regular inspections, proper maintenance, timely repairs, and professional installation ensure the efficiency and reliability of your system. At Express Septic and Drain Cleaning, we offer comprehensive septic services designed to keep your system running smoothly. With licensed, bonded, and insured technicians, our septic services ensure you get the high-quality workmanship at the most competitive rates.
Periodic maintenance, such as septic pumping and enzyme treatments, preserves the longevity and efficiency of your septic system. Should problems arise with your tank, drain field, or other components, our technicians are ready to assist with septic repairs. If you need a new system or replacement, we offer customized septic system designs.
Our septic services include:
Serving Nampa since 2006, the Express Septic and Drain Cleaning team is committed to delivering exceptional septic services to our community. We’ve built a reputation for reliability and excellence in Nampa and Treasure Valley with these service principles:
At Express Septic and Drain Cleaning, our team is dedicated to keeping your septic system running smoothly and safely. We offer flexible financing and special discounts and offers so you can get the services you need. From emergency repairs to routine pumping, we’re the go-to choice for Treasure Valley residents — contact us or schedule a service online today.
How often should I pump my septic tank?
Residential septic tanks require pumping services every three to five years. The actual timeline for each septic tank depends on its type, size, water usage, and the number of people in your home. Septic tanks are technically always full, but the amount of sludge determines whether it needs pumping or not. In general, your tank needs pumping if more sludge represents more than 25% of the tank’s liquid, if the top of the sludge is within 12 inches of the outlet, or if the bottom layer is within six inches of the bottom of the outlet.
What are the signs that my septic system is failing?
Without proper maintenance or repairs, your septic tank may show signs of failure. These signs include:
How do I know if I need septic tank repair or replacement?
Septic tank repairs are meant for leaks, clogs, damaged pipes, or malfunctioning pipes, or other components. Depending on the problem’s severity and other factors, septic repairs are usually more cost-effective and less disruptive than a septic tank replacement and can extend your system’s overall longevity.
Septic tank replacement involves removing and replacing the existing tank as well as potentially replacing the sewage lines, baffles, and other parts. Replacement may be necessary if the tank is too damaged to justify a repair or if it doesn’t meet local septic codes. A failed drainfield may also need replacement if the soil is too compacted or saturated to adequately absorb effluent.
What can I do to maintain my septic system and prevent problems?
Routine professional maintenance, pumping, and proper care prevent problems with your septic system. In addition to scheduling regular inspections and pumping, follow these practices to care for your septic system:
Proper installation also dictates the function of your septic system. Renovations or remodels, changes in household size, increased water usage, or old age may limit its function and increase the risk of failures. In some cases, upgrading to a system with increased capacity may be necessary.
What does septic tank pumping involve?
Septic tank pumping begins with an inspection to determine sludge levels and check for damage or leaks. The technician accesses the tank via the lids and uses a specialized vacuum and truck to pump out its contents. Following necessary cleaning, they’ll perform a final inspection and reassemble the tank.
Can a cracked or damaged septic tank be repaired?
Small septic tank cracks can often be repaired. Repair feasibility depends on the tank materials, such as concrete vs. fiberglass, and the extent of the damage.
What are enzyme treatments and how can they benefit my septic system?
Enzyme treatments are additives for your septic system. Regular treatments may promote a healthier septic environment by breaking down waste more efficiently, helping to reduce odors, improve tank function, and prolong intervals between required pumping.
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