Garbage Disposals, Bathtubs, and Toilets Not Draining? Signs of Septic Damage

Home owning in and of itself is a big accomplishment! It takes a lot of patience to keep and maintain a home and property. Buying a house with a septic tank is an even bigger responsibility! But don’t worry! Owning a home with a septic tank is incredible comes with a lot of amazing advantages. Septic systems that are properly maintained can last 25-50 years and save you a lot of money.


 Septic tank inspections for real estate in Meridian


Owning a home with a septic tank mean you are responsible for servicing and maintaining it. Being responsible for your own septic tank maintenance is a huge advantage; this means you won’t have to pay monthly sewage fees that are constantly fluctuating.  Instead, you can hire a professional septic system contractor or company to service it for you! ASAP Septic is one of the best in the Boise area. We offer well and septic system drain field testing and inspections, septic tank pump out services, and much more. With our maintenance and repair service you won’t need to worry about septic system replacement costs because we will do all we can to preserve your system and protect your home.

 

That being said, that if you are buying a home or currently own a home with a septic tank system it is important to pay attention to and look out for these red flags that could mean your system is damaged:


Toilet


  • Bathtub not draining
  • Shower not draining
  • Toilet backing up into shower or tub
  • Septic tank leaking into yard

All of these things are signs of a damaged and potential dangerous septic system that should warrant some urgency! Luckily, ASAP Septic offers 24-hour emergency services that are efficient, affordable, and satisfactory. Whether you’re in need of a complete septic system replacement or you want a septic tank and drain field inspection, ASAP is the company to call. Call (208) 991-7184 to discuss maintaining your property’s septic system and avoid paying the complete septic drain field replacement cost.



  

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