Questions About Our Services

Some signs that your septic tank needs to be pumped include slow drains, frequent backups, sewage odors, and standing water in your yard.

As a professional septic service provider, we always recommend having your septic tank pumped more frequently than the minimum required time frame.

Regular pumping of your septic tank helps to keep your system running efficiently and can prevent expensive repairs or backups.Ideally, you should have your septic tank pumped every 2 to 3 years.

This ensures that solids and liquids do not build up in your tank, causing it to become full and leading to costly repairs or backups. Regular pumping also helps to extend the life of your septic system,

 saving you money in the long run.

Toilet paper is designed to dissolve in water, and it will typically break down in a septic tank over time. However, excessive use of non-biodegradable products, such as baby wipes, can clog your septic system and may require professional maintenance.

The best time of year to empty a septic tank is typically during the spring or fall, when the ground is not frozen and is not too soft. Scheduling pumping during these times helps to minimize disruption to your system.

Pumping out a septic tank involves removing the accumulated solids and liquids from the tank. The process typically involves removing the lid of the tank, using a pump truck to suction the contents out, and disposing of the waste at a designated facility.

No, rainwater does not fill a septic tank. Septic tanks only process wastewater from your household, and rainwater is not included in this.

No, it's not necessary to fill your septic tank with water after pumping. In fact, overfilling your tank can cause harm to your system and may result in a backup.

It can be challenging to install a septic system on a property with a high water table, as the high water level can interfere with the functioning of the system and may require a specialized solution.

Our professional septic service provider can help determine the best course of action for your property.

A drain field is a component of a septic system that disperses treated effluent into the surrounding soil.

The drain field is important because it helps to filter and purify the wastewater before it enters the groundwater.

The type of septic system that is best for your property depends on several factors, including the size of your property, the number of people in your household, and local regulations. 

Our professional septic service provider can help you determine the best system for your needs.

You may notice signs that your septic tank is full, such as slow drains, frequent backups, sewage odors, and standing water in your yard. 

Our professional septic service provider can also evaluate your tank to determine if it is full.

To get your septic system inspected or repaired, simply contact We Pump It Septic Service and schedule an appointment. One of our trained technicians will arrive on site to diagnose and fix the issue.