Septic systems are an essential part of many homes, yet they remain one of the most misunderstood aspects of residential infrastructure. Over time, myths and misconceptions have arisen, leading to confusion and potentially harmful practices. In this blog post, we'll…
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, “More than one in five households in the U.S. depend on individual septic (decentralized) systems.” It is important to understand how your septic system works. This helps you keep up with necessary maintenance and…
Winter is a challenging time for homeowners, especially when it comes to maintaining their septic systems. The cold temperatures and freezing conditions can pose significant risks to septic systems if not properly prepared. To ensure that your septic system remains…
Living in a rural or remote area comes with the responsibility of maintaining your septic system. Proper maintenance is essential to ensure the longevity and functionality of your system. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore everything you need to…
It’s tempting to regard the sinks and toilets of your homes as black holes that are as mysterious as they are useful. Do you have a liquid you want to get rid of? Maybe a semi-solid or two? Simply pour…
You live in New England, which means that, as much as you hate to admit it, winter is still ramping up. We haven't even had that miserable time of the year when the thermostat doesn't want to budge much above…
How does winter affect your septic system? We get asked this a lot, especially because we live in New England, which typically has long and cold winters. Luckily, septic tanks are built to withstand the cold. Most importantly, they’re far…
A properly maintained septic tank should last you 30 years or more. However, if you’re a recent homebuyer in Western Mass, it’s hard to say how well the previous owners maintained their system. Beyond that, sometimes Murphy’s Law rolls up…
Are you in need of sewage pump repair services in Western Mass? All septic systems have what is called a "sewage pump." This is an integral component of your system because it moves liquid sewage from your basin to your…
If you live in Western Massachusetts, then you’ve no doubt seen many property listings with septic systems, or may even be the owner of one; it’s a common facet of our relatively rural living. When you buy property to build…