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When your home or business runs on a septic tank system, on-going maintenance is critical to avoid costly breakdowns. While it may seem impossible to know exactly what’s happening with your underground plumbing, there are a few indicators to watch out for that mean it’s time to schedule field line repairs with a professional septic contractor. 

What Signs Indicate There’s a Drain Field Issue?

If your septic system is having issues, you’ll notice problems both inside your home and outside above the actual tank. Pay attention to any unusual noises or groaning sounds when you’re running appliances or flushing toilets.

Field Line RepairShould your drains and toilets flush slower than usual, this could also indicate clogs, the need for septic tank pumping service, or general repairs. When you notice the above signs, check the area directly above the tank. If it’s damp with puddles or there’s a strong sewage smell, it’s time to schedule an inspection with a trusted contractor. 

What Do Field Line Repairs Entail?

To properly diagnose and repair plumbing issues, you may need to replace pipes or field lines that go from your home to the septic tank. This requires digging up parts of the system, replacing pipes, removing invading tree roots, and potentially pumping the tank to reduce the likelihood of clogs or groundwater contamination.

Since these repairs require a sound understanding of how septic systems work and the right equipment to dig underground, always hire a trained professional to complete the task. This way, you’ll also extend the life span of your plumbing, and you’ll have the opportunity to fix any issues that can’t be seen from the drain field. 

 

Chris Mote's Pumping Service has been serving Gainesville, Cleveland, and the surrounding areas of Georgia for over 30 years. As experts in the field of septic tank pumping, grease trap cleaning, and field line repairs, you can count on them to deliver quality work on jobs both large and small. To schedule an appointment, call their office today at (770) 530-2034.  Visit their website to find out why this family-owned and -operated business has earned the trust of locals. 

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