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Septic Pumping

Your septic tank needs to be pumped regularly in order to keep doing its job properly. Keeping on top of the septic pumping, also known as a septic cleaning, every three to five years will keep your septic tank from backing up and causing plumbing issues in your home. Before a septic tank pumping, it is advisable to have a septic inspection done to make sure that once the septic tank is opened up, any septic repairs that need to be done can be done in a cost effective manner. Septic tank pumping is not a very costly job and should not be pushed off unnecessarily. Septic Tank Services of Greensboro NC is licensed and insured to get all your septic cleaning and septic pumping done properly.

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Septic Repairs

A septic system is a plumbing system that is primarily owned by the homeowner. There are many parts to a septic system. There are the pipes running from the home's plumbing to the septic tank, there is the tank which processes all the waste, and there is the septic leach field where the water leaches out to fertilize the land above and around it. If even one part of the septic system needs repairs, you are at risk of creating plumbing issues either inside the home or outside the the home. The waste water may pool on the lawn around where the septic tank is located or the water may even back up into the pipes and into the home via the sinks, the toilets, and showers. Most septic repairs are affordable and when done immediately can nip the problem in the bud before it becomes a major plumbing problem.

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Septic Inspection

A septic inspection is an inspection done by a professionally trained septic technician to check on the health of your septic system. Your septic tank system is comprised of many parts that are hidden underground and away from the naked eye. Our trained septic plumbers at Septic Tank Service of Greensboro NJ have the expertise and knowledge to inspect and repair all parts of your septic system. Although in North Carolina it is not required to have a septic inspection done when buying a new house, it is highly recommended.

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