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Septic Preservation Services preparing a new System for Installation!

Septic Engineering by Septic Preservation Services

May 19, 2017/in Bob Silva, consulting, installations, Maine, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, New Hampshire, norton, rhode island, septic engineering, Septic Preservation Services, septic services, septic system maintenance design

Septic Preservation Services preparing a new System for Installation!

Septic Preservation Services provides soil evaluations, PERC Testing and Engineering services to our clients when requested. 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 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 code.

We are doing a PERC (percolation) test today for a customer in Plainfield, MA . A perc test, or percolation test, is a soil test that is performed before installing a septic system tank. The perc test is extremely important because it measures the level of liquid absorption of the soil where the proposed septic tank will be located. It determines how quickly the material from the septic system will be absorbed into the soil. We have recently provided these engineering services to clients in Attleboro, Foxboro, Maynard, Hubbardston, and Norwell, MA. If you would be interested in these services or if you have any questions please do contact our office at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

Septic Repairs Are Priority at Septic Preservation

May 15, 2017/in Maine, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, New Hampshire, norton, rhode island, Septic Preservation Services, septic repairs, septic system repairs

All Clear Septic & Wastewater Services Septic Preservation Services wishes all Mothers a belated happy Mother’s Day for yesterday. We all want to ensure that our mothers are looked after and sometimes practicalities are more essential than flowers or chocolates. If a septic system needs a repair, it is always inadvisable to wait.

“If a septic system is properly sited, is working properly, and has been maintained regularly, it will effectively and efficiently remove disease-causing bacteria. With one-third of the U.S. population using septic systems, over 1 trillion gallons of waste per year is disposed of below the ground’s surface from individual septic systems. Nutrients from failing septic systems can also cause serious health problems. For example, nitrate poses a significant threat to the health of human infants. When ingested, nitrate can interfere with the blood’s ability to carry oxygen, causing methemoglobinemia or “blue baby” syndrome. Inadequately treated sewage from failing septic systems poses a significant threat to drinking water and human health because diseases and infections may be transferred to people and animals directly and immediately. Dysentery, hepatitis, typhoid fever, and acute gastrointestinal illness are some of the more serious examples. Inadequately treated sewage from failing septic systems is the most frequently reported cause of groundwater contamination.” – The Official Website of the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs Massachusetts.
It is unlikely that your septic problem will have such severe repercussions unless it is ignored, but if left too long, a minor repair can become a septic failure, which can lead to unpleasant and unhealthy results. We have septic repairs scheduled today in Attleboro, Mansfield, Sharon, Franklin, Foxboro, Stoughton, and Canton, MA. If you need to schedule a septic repair or if you have any questions please do contact us at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

Do You Need a Title 5 Inspection by Septic Preservation Services?

May 9, 2017/in Bob Silva, Maine, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, New Hampshire, norton, rhode island, septic inspection, septic inspections, Septic Preservation Services, title 5, title 5 inspections

Septic Preservation Services have Title 5 Septic Inspections scheduled today for customers in Acushnet, Attleboro, Berkley, Dighton, Norton, Seekonk, and Rehoboth, MA. One of these Title 5 Inspections is for a newer home that was built within the last 4 years. Newly constructed homes do not need to have a Title 5 Inspection carried out. The Certificate of Compliance issued upon completion of a new system or system upgrade by the Board of Health, or MassDEP for state and federal facilities and large systems, excludes the system from inspection requirements for any transfer of title within the next two years. However once that initial 2 year period is completed, a Title 5 Inspection will need to be done before title transfer. Therefore, this home is having its first Title 5 Inspection prior to sale. If you need to schedule a Title 5 Inspection or have any questions regards septic inspections please do contact our office at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

Septic Preservation Holds Safety Meeting in Norton Today

May 3, 2017/in Bob Silva, Maine, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, norton, safety, safety meeting

Septic Preservation Services have a Safety Meeting this morning at their Norton, MA office with personnel coming from Sharon, Attleboro, Easton, Cumberland, MA, and Warwick, Cranston, and Scituate, RI, and dialing in from Biddeford, ME. We have Safety Audits including job evaluations, 10 hr OSHA Personnel Training, Confined Space Training, Ordering of Safety Equipment and the Lockout/Tagout Program on the agenda. At Septic Preservation Services the safety of both our personnel and our customers is of the utmost importance. Please call us with any septic concerns at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

Commercial and Private Septic Installations

April 26, 2017/in Bob Silva, Maine, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, New Hampshire, norton, rhode island, Septic Preservation Services

Septic Preservation Services has a septic system installation starting today in Rowley MA . Septic Preservation Services has extensive experience with septic system installations for both commercial property owners and owners of private residences. We have experience putting in specific septic systems that work for our clients specific septic needs and requirements. We have recently put in septic systems in Plainfield, Upton, Westford, Norton, and Attleboro, MA. If you need to install a new septic system for either a commercial property or your home, please do contact our office where we will be happy to answer any questions you have. You can reach us at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

Happy St. Patrick’s Day from Septic Preservation

March 17, 2017/in Bob Silva, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, norton, septic cleaning, Septic Preservation Services, septic pumping, septic repairs, septic services, septic system repairs

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

Septic Preservation Services Performs Septic Repairs

February 27, 2017/in All Clear Septic, All Clear Septic & Wastewater service, Bob Silva, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, norton, Septic Preservation Services, septic repairs, septic services, septic system repairs

Septic Preservation Services has septic repairs scheduled today in Attleboro, North Attleboro, Mansfield, Foxboro, Franklin, Sharon, and Stoughton, MA. Customers call to report a number of septic problems including:

Muddy soil or pools of wastewater around your septic tank or soil absorption system.
Sewage smells around your system or inside your house.
Backups when you do laundry, take showers, or flush the toilet.

Septic Preservation services has experience with septic repairs on the various parts of a septic system. A conventional septic system includes a septic tank, distribution box, and soil absorption system (SAS). The septic tank separates the solid and liquid wastes, and the SAS provides additional treatment before distributing the wastewater to the ground. We can diagnose and repair various septic issues including septic pump repair, sewage grinder pump repair, leach field repair, drainfield issues, d-box and sewage pump repair. If you have a septic concern or if you need to schedule a repair please do contact our office at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

Cesspool Repacement

February 7, 2017/in All Clear Septic, All Clear Septic & Wastewater service, Bob Silva, Maine, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, New Hampshire, norton, Septic Preservation Services, septic repairs, septic services, septic system repairs

Septic Preservation Services are doing a cesspool replacement for a customer in Acushnet, MA today. A cesspool is a pit which acts as both a settling chamber for solids and a leaching system for liquids. The use of cesspools may overload the capacity of the soil to remove bacteria, viruses, and phosphorus, and to nitrify ammonia and organic nitrogen compounds. Over time, when the drainage area around the leaching pool becomes saturated, additional pools may have to be dug to handle the volume. Cesspools must be treated to avoid harmful chemicals from forming and also to empty the pool which needs to be done regularly. This is the reason which makes a cesspool require a high cost of maintenance.

In Massachusetts Title 5 does not require Cesspools to be replaced:

“only those cesspools that exhibit signs of hydraulic failure, are located extremely close to private or public water supplies, or otherwise fail to protect or pose a threat to public health, safety or the environment will need to be upgraded (310 CMR 15.303). Also, cesspools must be upgraded prior to an increase in design flow (e.g., the addition of a bedroom to a home or seats to a restaurant).” The Official Website of the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs

We provide cesspool services, pump out services and cesspool replacement if requested. We have worked with customers in Attleboro, Bridgewater, Raynham, Franklin, Sturbridge, Marion and Westford, MA recently to either replace cesspools which were required because of Title 5, or requested for financial or environmental reasons by the property owner. We have also conducted cesspool services and pumping.
If your property has a cesspool, make sure that you work with a company that has extensive experience working with cesspools in Massachusetts. If you have any questions or need to arrange an appointment please do contact our office at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

Safety Meeting at Septic Preservation Services

January 9, 2017/in All Clear Septic, All Clear Septic & Wastewater service, Bob Silva, Maine, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, New Hampshire, rhode island, septic cleaning, septic inspection, septic inspections, Septic Preservation Services, septic pumping, septic services, septic system maintenance design, title 5, title 5 inspections

Septic Preservation Services have a safety meeting this morning in their Norton, MA offices. Employees from Attleboro, Sharon, Easton, Cumberland, MA and Smithfield, Warwick and North Kingstown, RI will attend and employees in the Biddeford, Maine office will attend via conference. Septic Preservation Services makes the safety of it employees and customers a priority. We consequently have monthly safety meetings that cover many aspects of the business including safety procedures, job processes and training to ensure that when we are hired for a Septic Repair, Septic Cleaning, Title 5 Septic Inspection, Septic Pumping, Septic Functional Inspection, Septic First Maintenance Inspection, Remediation of Septic Systems, Overboard Discharge Repair, Overboard Discharge Service or any other related job we can do it professionally and safely. Please call us at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com with all your septic needs.

Septic Preservation Services’ Safety Meeting

December 6, 2016/in All Clear Septic, All Clear Septic & Wastewater service, Bob Silva, Down to Earth Construction, emergency services, Maine, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, New Hampshire, norton, rhode island, rochester, septic inspection, septic inspections, Septic Preservation Services, septic pumping, septic services, title 5, title 5 inspections, Tiverton

Septic Preservation Services are having a Safety Meeting today in our offices in Norton MA. We have staff from Sharon, Norton, Attleboro, MA and Cranston and Tiverton, RI attending the meeting. We want to ensure the safety of both our staff and customers, so we regularly hold these meetings to check that standards and procedures are met and followed. We also provide training for staff on job tasks. When we are conducting services including Title 5 Inspections, Septic Functional Inspections, Septic First Maintenance Inspections, Septic Cleaning and Septic Installations, we want to be confident that our staff are safe and following best practices and that our customers are safe and confident in our work also. If you have any questions please do contact our offices at 877-378-4279 or visit www.septicpreservation.com

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