New Hampshire Archives - Septic Preservation Services

Septic Preservation Services Are Available for Your Septic Needs In Maine

November 9, 2017/in Bob Silva, Freeport, Gorham, Gray, Health, Hebron, Jay, Kittery, Lebanon, Lewiston, Maine, New Hampshire, Oakland, Palmero, Portland, septic inspection, septic inspections, Septic Preservation Services, septic repairs, septic services, septic system installation, septic system maintenance, septic system remediation, septic system repairs, Wells

Septic Preservation Services is licensed to inspect, install, repair, design and update septic systems in the following Maine cities and towns:

Acton
Alfred
Alna
Arrowsic
Arundel
Auburn
Bailey Island
Bar Mills
Bath
Bedford, NH
Belfast
Belmont
Berwick
Biddeford
Boothbay
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham
Bremen
Bridgton
Brunswick
Buxton
Cape Elizabeth
Cape Neddick
Falmouth
Farmington
Freeport
Friendship
Gardiner
Goffstown
Gorham
Gray
Harpswell
Harrison
Health
Hebron
Hermon
Islesboro
Jay
Kennebunk
Kennebunk Port
Kittery
Kittery Point
Lebanon
Lewiston
Limerick
Lisbon Falls
Northport
North Berwick
North Bridgton
North Yarmouth
Oakland
Old Orchard Beach
Orr’s Island
Owls Head
Palmero
Parsonsfield
Peaks Island
Phippsburg
Pittston
Poland
Portland
Post Mills
Pownal
Raymond
Readfield
Richmond
Richmond, NH
Rochester, NH
Round Pond
Stratham, NH
Swanville
Tennants Harbor
Topsam
Turner
Union
West Kennebunk
Waldoboro
Wales
Waterboro
Wells
West Bath
West Kennebunk
Westport Island
West Newfield
West Paris
Westbrook
Whitefield
Wilmington
Windham
Windsor
Winslow
Winthrop

From our Biddeford, Maine Office our qualified technicians are available to attend to your septic needs on short notice. Today we have septic inspections and septic repairs scheduled in Belfast, Hermon, Islesboro, Palmero, Whitfield and Windsor ME. If you require septic assistance or have any questions please do contact us on 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com and we will be happy to help.

It’s Friday the 13th!

October 13, 2017/in Bob Silva, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, norton, rhode island, safety, safety meeting, septic inspection, septic inspections, Septic Preservation Services, Vermont

Septic Preservation Services is wishing for good luck and good fortune on this Friday 13th!

Luckily there is not much call for walking under ladders or dealing with black cats in our business but we do not leave the safety of our technicians or clients to ‘luck’. We have monthly safety meetings and regular training, checks and unannounced safety audits by our safety manager to ensure that we remain safe and importantly our customers are safe too. Our septic expertise covers New England from Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island to Massachusetts and we make sure that we are safe and comply with regulations in all of the states we work within. Today we have septic inspectors in Orange, Hubbardston, Paxton, Spencer and Brimfield MA. If you require a septic inspection or if you have any questions about septic systems please do contact our Norton office on 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

Garbage Disposals and Your Septic System

September 20, 2017/in Bob Silva, garbage disposals, Maine, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, New Hampshire, norton, rhode island, Septic Preservation Services, septic system maintenance

Garbage Disposals are used in many households, but are they safe to use with your septic system. Good Question!

While many companies that sell garbage disposals will tell you they are fine to use with a septic system, the truth is they really aren’t.

You really shouldn’t be using a garbage disposal with your septic system. The way that the septic system is set up involves a large tank filled with water and the waste from your home. The solid waste settles to the bottom where bacteria go to work breaking it down. Then, there is the water waste layer that has the excess liquid going out to the drain field. Finally, at the top, there is a layer of scum that has built up.

In order to keep your septic system running smoothly, there are many items that should not be flushed or sent down the drains. This includes, diapers, wipes, bleach, harsh chemicals and sanitary products to name a few. The same is true with your garbage disposal. All the fats, grease, and other waste from the disposal are being added to the septic tank which can can cause problems and clogs and prevent it from working correctly.

Basically, you are overloading the waste that is being put into your septic tank and the naturally occurring bacteria will not be able to keep up with breaking it down. If you use a garbage disposal, you should have your tank pumped every year, rather than the normal 3-5 year range. It can wreak havoc with your septic system.

A better idea? Compost. Composting your kitchen waste is much better for your system and environmentally friendly. You can buy a cheap plastic composter or even make your own. Depending on the size, you can add all your kitchen waste as well as leaves and grass and have a great fertilizer ready for your garden or landscaping.

It’s a win win situation for your yard as well as your septic system.

Visit www.septicpreservation.com for all your septic system questions. They have a qualified staff ready to help you with all your septic needs from pumping and cleaning to design and installation. Give them a call at 877-378-4279.

Overboard Discharge Repairs and Services in Maine and New Hampshire

September 13, 2017/in Bob Silva, Kittery, Maine, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, New Hampshire, norton, overboard discharge, overboard discharge repairs, overboard discharge services, rochester

Maine Septic Preservation Services has Overboard Discharge Repairs and Overboard Discharge Services today in Kittery, Kittery Point, Berwick, North Berwick, Wells, Rochester, NH, Kennebunk, and West Kennebunk, Maine.

The Maine DEP’s Overboard Discharge (OBD) Program is responsible for regulating discharges of sanitary and household wastewater generated at residential or commercial locations to streams, rivers, bays, and the ocean. All OBDs must be approved by the DEP through a licensing process.

Septic Preservation Services is the only Statewide contractor on the OBD Service contractor list provided by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection. For more information see http://www.maine.gov/dep/water/wd/OBD. If you require an OBD Repair or OBD Service please do contact our Biddeford, Maine Office at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

Bacteria and Enzymes in Your Septic System

September 7, 2017/in Bob Silva, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, New Hampshire, norton, rhode island, Septic Preservation Services

What makes a septic system work properly? Billions of naturally occurring microscopic bacteria and enzymes are responsible for a major part of the three-stage treatment that processes wastewater in a septic system.

The wastewater in the septic tank begins the process of decomposition by separating into layers. Bacteria, which is naturally present in all septic systems, will begin to digest the solids which have settled to the bottom of the tank. These naturally occurring bacteria will change up to 50% of these solids into liquids and gases.

There are all kinds of additives on the market advertised to improve the biological environment of your septic system, but most experts agree that they are not needed. The best plan is to keep high doses of cleaners and bleaches out of your septic system which can kill off the beneficial bacteria.

Another important part of the process occurs in the drainfield. The effluent, or wastewater from the septic tank enters the drain or leachfield and comes into contact with the biomat. There are organisms living in the biomat which further digest the organic matter in the effluent and from there it reaches the soil where the last part of the process occurs. Bacteria in the soil further treat the waste. It is important that the drainfield not be flooded. Many of these bacteria found in the soil and biomat are aerobic or oxygen dependent. If water floods a drainfield, they may die off and will not be replenished until the flooding is relieved.

Septic Preservation Services can answer all your septic system questions. Call them at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com Ask them about their maintenance program and emergency services. They have all the answers to your septic needs.

Septic Preservation Services Services All of New England

September 5, 2017/in Bob Silva, Maine, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, New Hampshire, norton, rhode island, Septic Preservation Services, Vermont

Septic Preservation Services provides septic services all over New England including Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine.

Today septic inspectors from our Biddeford, Maine office have septic inspection appointments in Old Orchard Beach, Kennebunk, Kennebunk Port, Cape Elizabeth, Portland, and Falmouth Maine.

We have an excellent reputation for providing thorough, professional and timely inspections in this region. If you require a septic inspection or if you have any questions about septic inspections please do contact our office at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

Happy Labor Day

September 4, 2017/in Bob Silva, Maine, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, New Hampshire, norton, rhode island, Septic Preservation Services

Septic Preservation Services wishes its clients, friends and families a Happy Labor Day. Today we honor the working American men and women and the contributions that they have made to the strength, prosperity, laws and well-being of our country. However, most of us will celebrate by not working and spending time with our loved ones. We wish everyone a happy holiday and we will be back to work continuing to contribute to the economy and well being of the country……tomorrow. You can reach us for all your septic needs at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

Septic Preservation Services Has Busy Fall Planned

September 1, 2017/in Bob Silva, Maine, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, New Hampshire, norton, rhode island, Septic Preservation Services

Fall Septic Preservation Services is amazed that it is September already.

We have had an incredibly busy summer which means that the months have flown past us in an array of septic installations, septic inspections, septic repairs and septic services. We have been working with customers all over New England in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maine, and New Hampshire.

Although Fall is almost upon us we do not see a reduction in the amount of appointments that we make and services that we provide. Today we have septic inspections scheduled for customers in Paxton, Spencer, Brookfield, East Brookfield, Ware, and Sterling, MA. If you need septic assistance or have any questions regarding your septic system, please do contact our office where we are always happy to answer any questions that you may have. You can reach us at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

White Knight Advantage System

August 17, 2017/in Bob Silva, Maine, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, New Hampshire, norton, rhode island, Septic Preservation Services, White Knight

Septic Preservation Services were approached by a property owner in Attleboro, MA whose leach field was failing and wanted a solution. We will restore the function of the drain field with the White Knight system.

In nature, oxygen-using (aerobic) bacteria in the soil consume non-living organic material. This is the process nature uses to “recycle” wastes. We install the White Knight™ Microbial Inoculator/Generator in the septic tank to create an oxygen rich environment and cultivate an extensive colony of these same soil bacteria.

The result is nearly complete consumption of the organic materials entering the septic tank. At the same time, the bacteria are carried into the leach field where they consume the organic material that has accumulated in the underlying soil. The leach field regains and/or maintains its capacity to deliver effluent to the soil for purification.

THE WHITE KNIGHT™ ADVANTAGE INCLUDES:

An installation costs thousands of dollars less than that of a replacement leach field
Minimal disruption to existing landscape
Protection of the environment
Significantly longer tank pumping interval
Conservation of natural resources
100% component and limited lifetime performance warranty

We have successfully used this system throughout the region from Groveland in Northern MA to Otis in Western MA to Chatham on Cape Cod. The White Knight™ Microbial Inoculator/Generator can be used to:

Improve the function of marginally operating drainfields
Restore the function of totally failed drainfields
Improve the quality of effluent returning to the soil and ground water
Reduce the amount of nitrate moving into the environment
Reduce the size of a leach field required for new building construction
Expand the size of existing structures without expanding the leach field

If you want to have a White Knight Septic Installation or have questions please do contact our Norton, MA office. at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

Team BBQ and Camp Out in New Hampshire

July 28, 2017/in Bob Silva, Maine, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, New Hampshire, norton, rhode island, Septic Preservation Services

Septic Preservation Services provides professional, through, and quality septic services to our customers in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Maine, and New Hampshire. We know that our team of inspectors, technicians, engineers, and office staff are the people that make our business a success. This weekend we had a team BBQ and camp out in New Hampshire where the Septic Preservation Services staff and families all joined together to make our team even stronger. Our employees joined us from Attleboro, Sharon, Norton, and Foxboro in Massachusetts and from North Kingstown and Cranston in Rhode Island and Biddeford, Maine.

Our staff is always ready to help. Please call us with all your septic issues at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com