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Septic Systems
Septic System Services
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Septic Repairs, Installations, and Inspections
At Ability Septic, we have decades of experience when it comes to repairing and installing septic systems and equipment. Our technicians are fully licensed septic installers and pumpers who are fully capable of taking on any sized septic project.
Septic Tank Pumping and Disposal
- This ensures that the Cesspool or septic tank won’t backup, draw flies or have bad odors that could affect your family or your customers.
Septic Tank Installation
- Do you need to install a new septic tank on your residential or business property? We will come in and give you fair estimates on putting in a new septic tank that will last for years to come. We will meet your needs with the right septic tank that will last.
Septic Tank Inspection
– We will check your cesspit or septic tank for good bacteria to make sure it is breaking the waste down properly. We will verify and check to make sure your system does not need to be pumped out or repaired.
For clearing out septic systems and fields, we specialize in using Lenzyme products.
Count on your local low-cost leader in septic maintenance, repairs and installation!
Fling it Our Way! Give us a call today!
What is a Septic System?
The purpose of a septic system is to cleanse and purify human and household wastewater, then return the purified water back into the usable groundwater. This is done via an underground septic system, which is usually made up of a tank and drain field filtering system (absorption area).
Because this tank will contain all types of waste, it must be water-tight. Most tanks are made from concrete or fiberglass to ensure nothing leaks out.
The tank is where most of the solid waste is treated by enzymes and bacteria, with the effluent leaving the tank mostly made of liquid. This is further treated by the absorption area. The effluent seeps into the soil beneath the drain field, where the enzymes, bacteria and microorganisms within the soil purify the liquid. This liquid eventually reaches a nearby aquifer as clean water.
You should consider yourself lucky to own a septic system. City residents without their own system pay monthly for wastewater treatment. You are getting the benefit of waste treatment on your property for a fraction of the cost!
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