A New Septic Tank Or Absorption Field
Homes in rural areas will rely on a company that can provide septic system service in Byers, KS. LilyPad Septic delivers a full range of septic services to meet your needs for wastewater removal.
Even after we complete your septic tank installation, we’ll deliver the maintenance and repairs you need to maintain an operational and efficient system.
The process involved in a septic tank installation is complex, and it’s never something you should try to manage without professional help. An experienced septic company like ours will visit your property to evaluate your land. This involves checking soil types and topography to find the best location for your septic tank. As part of this process, excavating a test pit is necessary to determine how soil types will affect water flow and absorption. We refer to this test process as hydraulic loading.
After evaluating your property, the septic tank installation in Byers can begin. While the installation time varies, you should expect this process to take six weeks up to two months. In addition to excavating and installing the tank, your system will consist of connecting a variety of components.
Your new system will require consistent care and maintenance. In addition to scheduling septic tank pumping in Byers every three to five years, the system requires annual inspections. The yearly inspections will involve checking the condition and functionality of the electrical float switches, pumps, and other mechanical equipment. These parts will suffer more wear and tear damage with heavier use. Larger households may need septic tank repair services more frequently.
Between scheduling septic tank pumping service, it’s important to keep an eye out for repair needs. Fortunately, the signs that you need septic tank repair are similar to the signs of a problem with a plumbing system that connects to a city’s sewer system. Look for sewer line backups, slow draining, and unpleasant odors inside the home.
You might also notice a need for repairs outside your home. Look for soggy soil near the drain field or tank. You might find pools of water that haven’t resulted from rain or melting snow. Even if the soil doesn’t feel soft or saturated, watch for grass in the drain field that looks lush or greener. Grass that seems healthier or fuller often results from nitrogen leaking from excessive wastewater.
You can reduce your need for repairs between septic tank pumping service appointments by knowing how to use the system. Avoid flushing foreign objects in your toilet or through your sink drains. Aside from food scraps, human waste, and toilet tissue, waste can be disposed of in a trash receptacle. Cooking oil, grease, feminine hygiene products, cigarette butts, and paper towels are common items that damage septic systems. Never pour household cleaning chemicals, medication, or fuel into the system since these products can contaminate the ecosystem and damage your septic equipment.
After years of service, LilyPad Septic has become known for our superior septic services. Our 5-star reviews attest to the quality of care we deliver for each customer. Our installation, maintenance, repairs, and pumping services will keep your system functioning properly and extend the lifetime of your equipment.
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