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Of all the essential systems in your household, the septic system handles the messiest majority. But regardless how well your tank and drain field initially work together, they will eventually need to be replaced or upgraded. To find out whether you should seek out a septic installation professional, look out for the following warning signs. 

3 Indications It’s Time for Septic Installation

1. Your System’s Too Old

Most septic systems are designed to last for up to 40 years. If you’ve just bought an older or historic home, your waste management system may be in desperate need of septic installation services. If you aren’t sure how old your system is, slow drains and a frequent need for pumping are clear signs of an outdated tank and drain field.

2. Your Household Has Grown

septic-installationJust like air conditioners and water heaters, septic systems are built to cater to a certain volume, based on the size of your family and how much they use the plumbing system. If you’ve had multiple children over the years or welcomed your parents into your home, your full house might be producing too much waste for the tank and drain field to keep up with. A septic installation company will be able to assess your needs and install a larger system accordingly.

3. The Yard Is Soggy

If you have pets or children, you’ll soon find out if the yard above your septic system is soggy, or filled with pooling water. This is a sign your septic installation is failing, either due to a clog in the tank or a faulty drain field. If the internal issue is extensive, and your system is on the older side, you’ll likely have to replace the entire system to prevent your family from exposure to the toxins.

 

 

Is your septic system in need of a replacement? Get in touch with the professionals at Rita’s Equipment Rental & Trash Disposal of Lawai, HI. In addition to top-quality septic installations, they also provide trash removal and excavation services throughout the island. Run by licensed contractor David Rita, this team is committed to meeting OSHA and NIOSH regulations. For more information on their services, visit the website. You can also call (808) 332-8339 to schedule a free estimate.

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