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Septic First Maintenance Inspections in Rhode Island

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Septic Preservation ServicesSeptic Preservation Services has Septic First Maintenance Inspections today in Burrillville, Glocester, Smithfield, East Greenwich, Exeter, Richmond, and North Kingstown, Rhode Island.   The purpose of a First Maintenance Septic Inspection is to establish what type of septic system you have, if the system poses any risk to public health, if there is any risk to the environment, and determine if any immediate corrective actions should be taken.  If you need a septic first maintenance inspection or if you have any questions please do contact our office at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

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Happy St. Patrick’s Day from Septic Preservation

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Septic Preservation Services Septic Preservation Services wishes its friends and customers Happy St Patrick’s Day!  While we would all like to have the luck of the Irish and find a pot of Gold at the end of a rainbow, it is not usually the case.  Therefore, prevention can sometimes be beneficial to ensure that you you do not need a pot of gold later on to fix expensive septic repairs that can arise from a poorly maintained septic system.  It is essential that septic systems are pumped regularly.  The duration necessary between septic pump outs will vary depending on numerous factors, including tank size and water usage, but it is suggested that it should be done every 3 years.  We have septic pumping appointments today in Attleboro, Norton, Dighton, Raynham, Rehoboth, Seekonk, Swansea, and Fall River, MA.   If you need to schedule septic pumping or if you have any questions please do contact us at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

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Septic Repairs in Maine Today

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Septic Preservation Services Septic Preservation Services has septic repairs scheduled in Winslow, Palermo, Waldoboro, Union, Owl’s Head, Alna, Islesboro, and Turner, Maine.  There are many signs that you may have a septic problem and a septic repair may be necessary. These include:

 

 

  • Issues in your Home

 

– Backup of sewage in your drains or toilets – this can often be a black type liquid with a disagreeable odor.

– Decreased flushing of your toilets

– Decreased drain flow from showers and sinks

– Unpleasant odors in your home

 

  • Issues with your Tank

 

– Overflowing or near overflowing septic tank

– High solids accumulation in the septic tank

 

  • Issues with the Leach-Field and Surrounding Environment

 

– Water accumulating / wet patches in the leach field

– Lush green grass throughout the year, especially if the surrounding garden is significantly different

– Presence of contamination (e.g. nitrates, bacteria) in your well water is potentially a major health hazard and is a very clear indication that your septic system is not performing adequately

– Accumulation of algae and aquatic weeds in adjacent lakes, ponds,and  streams is a clear indication that your septic system is not performing correctly and contaminants / nutrients are migrating from your septic system.
If you have concerns that your septic system is not working correctly and need to schedule a septic repair or if you have any questions please do contact our office at 8777-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

Full Service Septic Design and Installation

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SOIL EVALUATIONS, PERC TESTING AND ENGINEERING SERVICES

Our trained experts at Septic Preservation services can assist with all your septic engineering needs! We can assist with services to improve or repair your property such as soil evaluations, septic design, land use planning, and

Septic Preservation Services preparing a new System for Installation!construction layouts for large or small commercial developments!  We can provide these services in Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island and Hawaii.
 Septic Preservation Services understands the details of septic requirements for Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Maine and Hawaii.  We will work with you and local code enforcement to ensure the design of your new or upgraded septic system will meet all required local laws and codes.

Septic Preservation Services offers a variety of septic system problem evaluation, installation, repair and maintenance services. Our trained staff of certified field technicians are available to provide a free, on-site septic system diagnosis and valuable advice based on thousands of successfully rehabilitated systems.

A little bit more about our company… Septic Preservation Services is a licensed, full-service provider who has been in business for over 25 years. We currently service several thousand treatment systems, working in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, but our clientele also extends to New York, Florida and Hawaii. Specific to your area, we have been a service provider specializing in I/A Technologies and have customers who own Singulair, FAST, White Knight and JET systems.

Call today for a Free Estimate at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

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Septic System Services in Rhode Island Today

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Septic Preservation ServicesSeptic Preservation Services has septic services including Singulair Service, FAST Service, Advanced Treatment Service and Sand Filter Services scheduled today in North Smithfield, Cumberland, Lincoln, Foster, Scituate, Coventry, Johnston, and Cranston, RI.  We have experience working with, and servicing, many types of septic systems and can ensure that your system continues to operate correctly and efficiently. If you need to schedule a septic system service or if you have any questions about septic services please do contact our office at 877-378-4279 or visit 

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Septic Repairs Done Right by Septic Preservation Services

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Septic Preservation Services Septic Preservation Services has septic repairs scheduled for customers in Wrentham, North Attleboro, Foxboro, Mansfield, Franklin, Bellingham, Blackstone, and Uxbridge, MA.  When a customer calls with a septic problem we can schedule an appointment on short notice to assess the problem, determine the cause, and fix, repair,or replace as necessary.  We have experience with septic repairs including septic/sewage pump repair, drainfield/ leach field issues, cesspools and d-boxes.  If you need a septic repair or have any questions please do contact our office at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

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Septic Inspections in Maine

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Septic Preservation Services Septic Preservation Services has septic inspections scheduled today in Jay, Readfield, Winthrop, Farmington, Gardiner, Oakland, Whitefield, and Windsor, ME. We regularly have inspections for customers who are selling a property with a septic system so they require a septic inspection to be done. We have excellent working relationships with many realtors in the region who recommend Septic Preservation Services to their clients because they are confident in the service we provide, and are happy to work with us repeatedly. If you need to schedule a septic inspection or if you have any questions please do contact our office at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

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Overboard Discharge Services by Septic Preservation Services

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Septic Preservation Services Septic Preservation Services has Overboard Discharge (OBD) Services scheduled in Islesboro, Belfast, Belmont, Waldoboro, Friendship, Owl’s Head, Hermon, and Alna, ME today.  It is always advisable to have your septic system serviced and well maintained to ensure it is working correctly and to extend its ‘life’.  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 need more information or you need to schedule an overboard discharge (OBD) service or overboard discharge (OBD) repair please contact our office at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

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Septic System 101

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septic systemHow does your septic system actually work?  If you live in a rural area which does not have a centralized sewer system, you most likely have a private septic system.  Basically nature and technology combines to treat the wastewater from your household plumbing system including bathroom, kitchen, laundry and any other drains your home possesses.

A typical septic system includes a septic tank and a drainfield which can also be referred to as a leach field or soil absorption field.

The wastewater from your home is sent to the septic tank through one main drainage pipe.   The septic tank is a buried water-tight container usually made of concrete, fiberglass or polyethylene.   It holds the wastewater  and allows the solids to settle to the bottom, forming sludge, and the oils and grease float to the top and form scum. Natural organisms in the septic tank will digest the organic matter. The idea is not to let the sludge and scum leave the tank and enter the leachfield.  Compartments and a t-shaped outlet help make that happen.

The liquid wastewater, called effluent, leaves the septic tank and enters the leachfield.  The leachfield is a shallow, covered excavation created in unsaturated soil.  Engineering plans are required for the best placement of the septic tank and leachfield on the property.  The pretreated effluent is discharged through piping onto the porous surface of the leachfield and filtered through the soil.  The soil treats the wastewater  as it percolates through the soil and eventually joins the groundwater.  If the drainfield is overloaded with too much wastewater, it could flood, causing the sewage to flow to the surface or backup into the house.  The wastewater percolates into the soil, naturally removing coliform bacteria, viruses and nutrients.

Maintenance is a key component to keeping your septic system functioning properly.  Pumping your septic tank, generally every 3 years, depending on your household size and habits, is essential.

Call Septic Preservation Services to schedule a pumping or join their septic maintenance program.  They can answer all your questions.  You can reach them at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

 

 

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Septic Cleaning by Septic Preservation Services

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Septic Preservation Services Septic Preservation Services has septic cleaning scheduled in Burrillville, Glocester, Smithfield, Johnston, Coventry, East Greenwich, and Cranston, RI. To ensure that your septic system continues to work correctly and to increase the lifespan of your septic system, it is advisable to maintain your septic system.  This includes cleaning and pumping to flush out sludge and scum, which don’t drain like effluent.  If you need to schedule a septic cleaning or have any questions please do contact our office at 877-378-4279  or visit www.septicpreservation.com