Now is a great time to consider septic tank maintenance. Septic pumping and cleaning are proactive steps to avoid costly repairs. Your tax return is on the way and will be used for incidentals or “fun money”. Why not use it to do some well-needed and important maintenance on your septic system? Why Do I … Read more
In certain Florida communities, a recent law mandates the use of a specific type of septic system when installing a new system and, in some cases, when replacing an older one. Lakeland Septic would like to clear up any confusion about this law and tell you a little about “aerobic treatment units,” including how they … Read more
Florida is known for its sunny summers and heavy rain, but dry spells and droughts are common as well. Many homeowners assume septic problems only happen during wet conditions, but that’s not true. In reality, drought conditions can also impact septic system performance. If you’ve experienced issues with your septic system, we’ll take a closer … Read more
Spring in Central Florida brings warm, sunny weather ideal for water activities on the area’s numerous lakes and to enjoy the stunning beaches in Hillsborough County. However, the additional strain from the season’s occasional heavy rains can be challenging for septic systems, potentially leading to costly repairs and sewage backups. Here’s how to protect your … Read more
If your home has a septic system in the Lakeland, FL, area, it’s important to be aware of the trees growing near it. If you’re going to plant some new trees, do it far enough away from the septic system so that the roots won’t damage it or its components. Lakeland Septic would like to … Read more
Septic systems tend to follow the same rule as car engines and air conditioners: they work quietly for years, until one day, they don’t. When that happens, one of the first questions homeowners ask is whether homeowner’s insurance will cover the repair. The short answer is: sometimes. The longer answer depends on what caused the … Read more
Does your Lakeland or Plant City home have a septic system, and you are wondering which is the correct term, leach field or drain field? Have you heard both terms used when discussing it? Are you wondering what a drain or leach field is? Why does a septic system need either? How do they work? … Read more
Most homeowners don’t care about which wastewater system they have or how it works. They just want it to work, period. But, if you’re building a new home or buying property in a rural area, you might have to choose between a septic system and a municipal sewer system. City sewer systems are common in … Read more
Lift stations are critical for moving wastewater when gravity cannot. And within this system, pumps are the most crucial part. Choosing the correct pump helps prevent backups, unplanned downtime, and costly repairs. This article will break down the most common types of lift station pumps and their typical applications. Lift Stations and Pump Function Lift … Read more
Septic systems are common fixtures in many communities across West-Central Florida, where municipal service was often unavailable when homes were originally constructed. When properly maintained, your septic system should work just as effectively as a municipal sewer connection. However, there is one significant difference: unlike a municipal system, which carries waste away from your home, … Read more