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Services
How Often Should I Pump My Septic Tank?
Septic Inspection
Septic System Maintenance
Seven Lakes West Inspections
Installation & Repair Technologies
Drain Field Repair
Grease Trap Maintenance
Site and Soil Evaluations
Customer Testimonials
Existing System: Permit Request
Products
Infiltrator Septic Tanks
Infiltrator Chamber Leach Line
Goulds Pumps
Tuf-Tite Distribution Boxes
Polylok Distribution & Accessories
Roth Septic Tanks
Precast Concrete Septic Tanks
Advanced Treatment Systems
Fuji Clean
Copper Sulfate
Septic Facts
Septic Systems and their Maintenance (NCSU)
Septic System Owners Guide (NCSU)
Improving Septic Systems (NCSU)
Why Do Septic Systems Fail? (NCSU)
Investigate Before You Invest (NCSU)
Overview of Septic Systems (EPA)
Why Maintain Your System? (EPA)
How To Care For Your Septic System (EPA)
Top 10 Ways To Be A Good Septic System Owner (EPA)
NCSU: SoilFacts
History of Onsite Wastewater in North Carolina
Setback Requirements for Septic Systems
Point of Sale Inspection Requirements
The 1900 Rules
NC Septage Management Firm Rules
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How Do I Properly Care for my Septic System?
How Do I Properly Care for my Septic System?

Conventional septic systems can function very well with minimal care. In fact, most septic tanks will only require an inspection and pumping out by a professional every three to five years if they are used properly. 

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How Failing Septic Systems Can Be Hazardous to Your Health
How Failing Septic Systems Can Be Hazardous to Your Health

The major reason for safe disposal of sewage is to prevent the spread of disease. If a septic system is properly sited, is working properly, and has been maintained regularly, it will effectively and efficiently remove disease-causing bacteria.

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A Q&A with the NC Septic Tank Association
A Q&A with the NC Septic Tank Association

Check out this great post featuring commonly asked questions about septic systems and answers from certified industry professionals on the board of the North Carolina Septic Tank Association. 

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How to Plant on Your Septic System Drainfield or Leachfield
How to Plant on Your Septic System Drainfield or Leachfield

Thinking about planting on your drain field or leach field? Many varieties of plants assist your septic drain system in functioning at optimal capacity by continually removing water and organics found in the soils that encompass your field.

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Proper Landscaping On and Around Your Septic System

The drainfield is a vital part of your septic system. Having the right landscaping on and around your system is important, as tree and shrubbery roots can grow into the drain lines.

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10 Important Tips for Maintaining Your Septic System

Do not put too much water into the septic system; typical water use is about 50 gallons per day for each person in the family. Do not add materials other than domestic wastewater. Restrict the use of your garbage disposal. 

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What is a septic system?

There are a number of different septic systems, each with its own design. The conventional system is the one most commonly used in North Carolina. It consists of three main parts: the septic tank, the drainfield, and the soil beneath the drainfield.

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