If you are about to purchase a home that has a septic system, we suggest having the system checked. It is not included in a home inspection.
You pump out your septic tank to get rid of the solid sludge that accumulates at the bottom of the tank and the grease that accumulates as scum floating near the top.
If you’re like homeowners, you don’t spend a great deal of time thinking about your septic system. As long as it’s working why would you?
The Terralift™ system utilizes a long yet narrow probe assembly with a pneumatic hammer that enables the penetration of earth to depths of 3 to 6 feet.
A riser is basically a connection that runs from your buried septic tank to a surface area of your yard, granting access to its interior.
In most municipalities, septic grease traps or grease interceptors are devices designed to stop grease, oil, wax, and other fatty-type debris from entering a public sewer system.
A sump pump is your greatest defender against water incursions in your basement. It works, because it is part of a larger system that provides a ring of waterproofing protection around your foundation.
Are you looking for a professional company to handle the installation or repair of lift stations, or to provide lift station maintenance?
Max Haas offers battery backup pump replacement, maintenance, and installation throughout Indianapolis and central Indiana.