Frequently Asked Questions About Septic Tank Systems

The septic tank is usually buried somewhere near your house. It is connected to your house with sewer pipes and into your indoor plumbing.

Your septic tank will gradually accumulate solid waste over time, and this will eventually fill the tank and prevent the system from working properly.

The cost of your septic tank will be determined based on the size of tank you need, and based on the property where we will be placing the septic system. Call today for a free estimate!

There are some tell all signs that should trigger a septic tank pumping service including: sewage back up in drains, changes in your lawn near the septic tank, foul odors, or a long length of time since your last pump.

We strongly suggest that you get an inspection if you are looking to buy a house with a septic system. Our thorough inspection reports will help reassure you that the system is either in great working condition, or needs some septic tank repair services.

Some ways to help preserve your septic system include regular septic system maintenance, using efficient toilets, divert rain water from the septic drain field, use your garbage disposal wisely, and more! Call our experts today for more tips and tricks to preserving your septic system.

There could be a number of different things causing issues to your system. If you feel things aren't running properly, we suggest giving us a call. Our technicians are highly trained and knowledgeable to be able to diagnose issues that you may be experiencing with your septic tank system.

A lot of times you will find grass is greener and more lush over the septic tank system. If the system is running correctly, this should not be the case. If you have noticed lush or greener grass over your septic tank, call Honey Bee Septic today.

The cost of a septic tank pump out depends on the size of the tank. Call us today and start your service with a free quote.