Emergency Commercial Septic Tank Cleaning
Lakeland Septic prides itself on fast response times for septic emergencies. What constitutes a septic emergency? Anything that indicates a leak, damage or major malfunction within the system.
When a septic tank is neglected, it won’t be long before you know about it. If problems are allowed to progress, you could be facing a temporary shutdown of your facility and, consequently, your income. Additionally, if sewage contamination begins spreading from a neglected tank, local health departments may get involved with fines and penalties.
Signs that tell you to schedule immediate commercial septic tank pumping include:
- Wet sections of ground above or around the septic tank and drain field
- Unusually beautiful grass and foliage growing only over the septic system
- Strong sewage odors inside or outside your facility
- Multiple sink and tub drains running slowly or backing up
- Toilets that don’t flush efficiently or overflow
In addition to an overloaded tank, the above signs may indicate some type of serious damage to one or more components of your septic system.
Septic Tank Inspections
A licensed inspection of your commercial septic system can save you thousands of dollars on repair work by spotting problems before they get out of hand.
Our inspectors provide general safety inspections as well as more specific inspections when evaluating damage and performance issues. We inspect:
- Septic tanks
- Drain fields
- Lift station pumps and alarms
- Drainage pipes
- Filters and baffles
- Grease traps
and all other parts of your commercial septic system.
