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Septic tanks require regular maintenance to run efficiently. In addition to scheduling septic inspections and pumping on a consistent basis, homeowners also need to constantly monitor their system for potential issues. If you notice one of the following signs, pick up the phone to schedule a septic tank repair service.

Is It Time for a Septic Tank Repair?

1. Slow & Clogged Drains

If your sinks and tubs drain slowly or not at all, then a clogged septic tank may be to blame. While clogged drains sometimes result from drainpipe blockages, multiple instances throughout the home typically indicate a tank-related issue. A damaged pipe or septic tank backup most likely caused the problem.

2. Puddles

If you notice a large puddle near your underground pipes or drain field, your system has a problem that demands immediate intervention. A leak can signal a health hazard as well as a significant structural threat, so consult a professional right away to assess and repair the issue.

3. Foul Odors

If you smell sewage in or around your home, consult a professional to inspect your system as soon as possible. Foul odors may indicate a leak in the drain field or even from within your home.

4. Green Grass

septic tank repairIf you notice a patch of abnormally green grass near your drain field, a leaking sewage system may be the culprit. Sewage contains high levels of nutrients and moisture that help grass and other plants thrive.

 

If you think you may have a problem on your hands, consult the septic tank repair experts at First Quality Environmental. They have provided Oahu with the highest quality septic system services since 1991. To learn more about how this BBB-accredited contractor can support you, visit their website, or call them at (808) 259-0100 to schedule a consultation.

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