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Accessing septic tanks can be difficult, especially when a septic service team must perform pumping and maintenance procedures. Tank risers were invented to simplify access to this system. If you’re unsure whether installing a riser for your tank will help, this guide explains how they work and improve your home’s septic system.

3 Advantages of Installing a Septic Tank Riser 

1. No Yard Damage 

When your septic tank is being serviced or inspected, risers prevent the need to dig up the yard for access. Rather than guessing where your tank is, or digging multiple holes to locate its entry point, professionals will know where it’s located. If you want to avoid muddying up the front yard, a tank riser will do the trick.

2. Easy Access 

tank-riserSeptic tanks are buried deep in the ground, making them hard to find and access; but, a tank riser eliminates this problem. Although many modern septic systems are built with risers, older homes may not be; in this case, upgrading your system is crucial. Risers consist of a plastic or concrete pipeline that connects to your tank’s access point, allowing for easy access to perform maintenance and repairs. 

3. Increased Savings 

Septic service companies can locate your tank much quicker when there’s a riser, reducing the amount of labor costs on service calls. Although installation costs seem like a big investment, you’ll make the money back due to the reduced maintenance. Additionally, professionals can access your tank faster during an emergency, preventing costly problems from developing. 

 

If you’re considering installing a tank riser to upgrade your outdated septic system, consult with an expert beforehand so you know what to expect. The professionals from S & S Pumping in Merriam Woods, MO, are always available to go over the process with you. For over 16 years, they’ve been outfitting residents in the Greater Branson area with affordable and efficient septic solutions. Whether you need to replace your tank or empty the grease trap, they can handle it. Call them today at (417) 546-2390 or visit their website for a complete list of services. 

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