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8 Signs Your Septic System May Be Failing (+ Prevention Tips)

A failing septic system doesn’t always give you obvious warning signs. Sometimes, you’ll notice the slow drains or sewage smells around your property. Other times, the first indication of a problem comes when a professional pumps your tank and discovers cracks, damaged components, or signs of deterioration. Knowing what to watch for can help you […]

A Guide to Septic System Requirements in Weld County, Colorado

If your property in Weld County is not connected to the public sewer system, you will need a septic system, also called an on-site wastewater treatment system (OWTS). Weld County has specific requirements for installing a new septic system, repairing your existing system, or making changes to a property that uses septic.  This guide explains […]

Can You Combine Pressure Dosing and Gravity in a Septic System?

When a property can’t accommodate a conventional gravity-fed septic system, a pressure dosing system can provide another way to move wastewater to the drainfield. But that doesn’t always mean the entire drainfield needs to be pressurized. In some septic system designs, pressure dosing and gravity distribution can be used together: A pump moves the wastewater […]

Why Is My Septic System Backing Up Into My House?

A septic backup inside the home is one of the clearest signs that something is wrong with your septic system. When wastewater begins returning through drains, toilets, or showers, the system is no longer moving effluent away from the home as it should.  While a single slow drain may point to a plumbing clog, multiple […]

What Size Septic System Do I Need? Choosing the Right Septic System for Your Home

Choosing the right septic system for your home means making sure your household is properly supported for the long term. In addition to the size of your home and your water usage, varying factors like your soil type, lot size, and groundwater levels all must be taken into consideration—which means a standard system doesn’t always […]