Rain, rain, go away… Being cooped up can cause the rainy day blues. Did you know it can adversely impact your septic system? It is common to have a septic back up after or even during a heavy rain. Significant rainfall can quickly flood the ground around the soil absorption...
It’s the dirty secret no one wants to talk about, but if you have one, it’s one of your home’s most important components. Of course, I’m talking about the septic tank. As a suburban gal who moved to a rural town, I can tell you first-hand if you forget the...
Information published by the Environment Agency for households and businesses with septic tanks and small sewage treatment plants: In January 2015, new rules were introduced that simplify the way septic tanks and small sewage treatment plants are regulated in England, protecting the environment and improving water quality. Download your sewage-your...
Particularly cold weather can be bad news for homeowners with a septic tank system. Icy temperatures can result in various components of a septic system running the risk of freezing up in the harsh conditions. Clearly, this will create problems for your home’s wastewater treatment capabilities and should be avoided...