Choosing the Right Residential Septic System
Understanding which type of septic system suits your property is crucial. Multiple options exist to optimize residential septic systems for proper functionality.
Help, I think my septic was installed illegally!
Please be aware, this post is specific to Oklahoma regulations. If you are not in Oklahoma and have a concern about your septic system, start by contacting your local health depart
Why do I need to pump my septic tank early?
Have you been told that your tank is building up sludge faster than expected? You may have received an inspection showing solids in your pump tank or high sludge or scum levels in
5 Things Every Homeowner Should Know About Their Septic System
#1. How often should I pump my septic tank? We get a lot of questions about septic systems, like “How often should I pump my tank?” or, “Do I have to get an inspe
Strengthening Septic System Regulations in Oklahoma
When it comes to politics, I’m a staunch advocate for personal freedom, echoing sentiments akin to Ron Paul’s libertarian principles. In a nutshell, my philosophy is st
Decoding Aerobic Maintenance Plans in Oklahoma
Let’s kick off by delving into the realm of new installations. Some installers try to convince customers that aerobic maintenance plans are necessary for a new system. In Oklahom
Is That Cheap Septic Worth It?
So, you have your soil profile and it says you need 300′ of lateral lines. You’ve contacted many installers who charge $6000-$7000, but then you find someone on Craigslist
Should I Use Septic Tank Additives?
You’ve seen the commercials advertising septic tank additives. RID-X is usually the first to come to mind. So what’s the deal, what are these products, and do they actually
Sewer Flies Driving You Crazy?
Sewer flies. Drain flies. Whatever you call them. Yuck! Read more to learn how to cope with them.
Your Septic System and Winter Weather
The winter weather hasn’t hit us too hard… yet. But it’s coming. Luckily, Oklahoma septic tanks don’t have too much to worry about during the winter but