Septic tanks
Septic tanks are crucial for wastewater treatment and disposal in houses not connected to a municipal sewage line. The process inside a septic tank involves separating heavy solid waste (sludge) and lighter floatable solids (scum) from the water.
Maintenance and Care
Regular inspection and pumping are crucial for septic system maintenance. The average household septic system should be inspected at least every three years and pumped every three to five years by a septic service professional. Using water efficiently, properly disposing of waste, and maintaining your drainfield are all part of good septic system care.
Cleaning your septic tank
Filter sand is commonly used in septic systems and wastewater treatment processes to remove impurities and promote filtration. Over time, filter sand may need to be replaced due to clogging or degradation. At Kelly’s Septic Service, we offer filter sand disposal services to ensure proper handling and disposal of this material. Our team will carefully remove the old filter sand and transport it for appropriate disposal or recycling, depending on local regulations and environmental considerations.
Environmental Responsibility
As an environmentally conscious company, we prioritize responsible waste disposal practices. We work closely with authorized disposal facilities and treatment plants that adhere to strict environmental guidelines. Our commitment to environmental responsibility extends to all aspects of our operations, and we take every precaution to minimize the impact of waste disposal on the ecosystem.