Septic System Savers Blog

Septic systems are relatively simple sewage treatment systems, but they are can and do have problems. Common septic system problems include clogs, built-up sludge and a failed drain field. The first two are easy to fix but the latter may involve replacing your system or expanding your drain field. Clogs are the most common septic system problems encountered. A clog is a mass of hair and other particles blocking a pipe. Water backing up into the toilet, bathtub or sink is often the first sign...

Proper maintenance of an anaerobic septic system is often overlooked until slow and gradual signs of a problem begin to surface. What goes on underground within the system is hard to see and is often not understood. Neglecting the warning signs of a problem may result in the need to replace the drain field at a cost that can run between $5,000 to $25,000, depending on the severity of the problem. This problem can be resolved or better yet prevented with the Septic System Saver® controlled...

Many homeowners take their septic system for granted. If the commode flushes and the bath water drains, then they believe that they have no septic tank problems. When the telltale signs of septic issues appear, such as the commode backing up or sewage backup in the drains, then the homeowner will come to the abrupt realization that their septic system has failed. The immediate response to this unpleasant experience is to have the septic tank pumped to remove the solid wastes. The reality is...

Common Septic Tank Problems Septic tank problems are an issue that no one wants to contend with. Ponding, backups in drains and toilets, foul odors and tank overflows are just some of the possible things that can go wrong with a septic tank during the normal course of use. These septic tank problems can be costly to repair and time consuming to deal with in your home and property. Through many years of research,Septic System Saver® restores septic systems and optimizes the performance of your...

If you have a septic tank, then you are well aware of the types of problems that septic tanks can cause. An aerobic septic system could be the answer. Frequent use of your septic tank, along with the introduction of other solids and chemicals can create a real septic system nightmare. Septic tank problems could include sluggish toilets, a saturated lawn, a foul odor, runback from the drain field and more. The problem with your anaerobic septic system is that biomaterial can accumulate at the...

Understanding how to maintain the proper working order of an aerobic septic system can save you from making costly repairs, and can ensure Septic System Saver® that your local groundwater stays healthy. For rural homeowners with a water well, a well-maintained septic system is a must. How It Works An aerobic septic system uses a combination of bacteria, which feed on oxygen, to break down waste. The most common septic tank problems that occur with an aerobic system is that the tank becomes too...

Controlled Septic Aerator = Performance Many an aerobic septic systems can see an improvement in performance and even a reversal of damage through the use of a septic aerator. A large percentage of residential waste treatment systems rely on the traditional oxygen-free environment that is needed to support the growth of anaerobic bacteria that can break down solid waste and some fats over time. These systems are functional but can eventually cause problems when the bacteria become unable to...

Most septic tank problems are caused by a sludge like substance called the biomat. It is composed of anerobic bacteria. Anerobic bacteria lives in the absence of oxygen. Septic tanks back up, covering the yard with sewage, making toilets run slow and potentially costing thousands of dollars of damage. Septic System Saver™ creates a septic system that introduces oxygen, thus creating an aerobic septic system. The introduction of oxygen allows aerobic bacteria to go to work, and they do. They...

Anyone that has home using a septic tank system should be aware of warning signs that could indicate septic tank problems. More importantly, steps to help regularly maintain the system should be taken in order to discourage these septic tank problems from arising. Septic tank problems can be costly and any preventive measures done can only help reduce these costs. Warning signs of septic tank problems can be found inside or outside of the property. Plumbing fixtures that are clogging, draining...

Anyone that has home using a septic tank system should be aware of warning signs that could indicate septic tank problems. More importantly, steps to help regularly maintain the system should be taken in order to discourage these septic tank problems from arising. Septic tank problems can be costly and any preventive measures done can only help reduce these costs. Warning signs of septic tank problems can be found inside or outside of the property. Plumbing fixtures that are clogging, draining...