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Signs of Septic Trouble

For home and business owners who rely on septic systems to store and process waste, understanding how the system works and being able to identify any signs of trouble is critical. Indeed, if signs of trouble go unrecognized, you could have hundreds of dollars worth of damage on your hands, not to mention a huge mess. At ABC Pumping Services, we help home and business owners like you maintain their septic systems, provide emergency septic services, and are here to answer any questions that you have. Refer to this guide for signs of septic trouble you should be aware of.

Common Signs of Septic Trouble

Being able to recognize the signs of septic trouble (and how to avoid them) could save you stress and money in the future. If you see any of the following, call our septic professionals immediately. We provide emergency septic services. [/vc_column_text][divider line_type=”No Line” custom_height=”25″][vc_row_inner column_margin=”default” text_align=”left” el_id=”section1″][vc_column_inner column_padding=”no-extra-padding” column_padding_position=”all” background_color_opacity=”1″ width=”1/1″ column_border_width=”none” column_border_style=”solid”][vc_column_text]

1. Pooling water or muddy soil around your septic system or in your basement.

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What Causes Pooling Water or Flooding in Your Basement?

Flooding in your basement or area surrounding your septic system is a sign of septic tank overflow. This happens as a result of septic tank flooding, which can result due to a number of different issues. Essentially, the problem happens when there is too much water in your drain field, or if your drain field becomes clogged.

What Clogs a Drain Field or Leads to Too Much Water?

You want to make sure your drain field is draining properly and that your septic system isn’t being asked to work harder than it’s designed. Things that may lead to too much water accumulating and ultimately flooding include:

Water runoff – It’s important to make sure that any stormwater runoff is diverted away from your septic system as much as possible.
Overuse and drips – When your family is awake, you’re using water. And every time you use water, from flushing the toilet to running the washing machine to taking a shower, you’re asking your drain field to take in water. When you go to sleep at night or leave the house, your drain field gets a little bit of a break. But if you use too much water at once, or if you have a running toilet or leaky faucet, your drain field doesn’t get the break it needs.
Clogs – If your septic tank gets too clogged, all of your wastewater and waste will overflow into the drain field, causing flooding. Clogs happen as a result of grease, fat, and material items being put down the drain and making your way into the septic system. The only things that should ever go down the drain or in the toilet are water, human waste, and toilet paper.

Avoiding the Problem

The best way to avoid drain field and septic tank overflow is to take preventative measures. Divert water away from your septic tank, make sure there aren’t any drips or running toilets within your home, be conscious of how much water you’re using at once (i.e. don’t run the washing machine while taking a shower), and never put food, grease, or trash down the drain or toilet.

Do an Inspection

You should inspect your basement and the area surrounding your septic system regularly – the sooner you discover a problem the sooner you can treat it, and the less damage your home will suffer. At the first sign of pooling or muddy water around the septic system or within your basement, contact the professionals at ABC Pumping Services. [/vc_column_text][divider line_type=”No Line” custom_height=”25″][vc_row_inner column_margin=”default” text_align=”left” el_id=”section2″][vc_column_inner column_padding=”no-extra-padding” column_padding_position=”all” background_color_opacity=”1″ width=”1/1″ column_border_width=”none” column_border_style=”solid”][vc_column_text]

2. Green grass in the area of the septic system.

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What that Extra Green Grass is Trying to Tell You

In order to get grass extra green and lush, most homeowners will apply a fertilizer. And while it may be a little unsettling to think about, that’s exactly what’s happening in the area surrounding your septic system. Your grass is being fertilized by wastewater (human waste included), which is why it looks so good.

If your grass is being fertilized, it means that something in your septic system isn’t working properly. The septic tank may be backed up and needs to be cleaned, or there is a problem with the drain field leading to overflow. If there is a drain field leak, you can almost guarantee that the grass in the surrounding area will be greener. You should seek professional services ASAP if you suspect any of these issues could be a problem with your lawn.

As a note, grass that is greener and darker in the area surrounding the septic system does not always mean that there is a problem; typically a problem will have other effects, too. However, if the grass is growing faster or is noticeably more lush or more green, it’s worth inspecting your system.

Is the Grass Greener?

As a homeowner, it’s important to inspect the area around your septic tank on a regular basis. If you notice that the grass is greener, take a moment to look for other signs of trouble, such as pooling or muddy water, or foul odors. If there are any signs of septic trouble, it is wise to call a professional immediately – failing to remedy a septic problem as soon as it’s noticed could lead to a bigger problem later on.

The best way to avoid a septic problem is through preventative practices and understanding how your septic system works and how to keep it in tiptop condition. Tips for protecting the health of your septic system include making sure it is serviced/maintained/cleaned on a regular basis, being conscious of the amount of wastewater your family is generating and when, and never putting anything besides human waste and toilet paper in the toilet, and nothing but water down the drain. If you’re ever unsure what best practices are for a septic system or when your system needs to be serviced, call a professional. A septic problem that goes ignored can result in hundreds or thousands of dollars worth of damages and repairs.[/vc_column_text][divider line_type=”No Line” custom_height=”25″][vc_row_inner column_margin=”default” text_align=”left” el_id=”section3″][vc_column_inner column_padding=”no-extra-padding” column_padding_position=”all” background_color_opacity=”1″ width=”1/1″ column_border_width=”none” column_border_style=”solid”][vc_column_text]

3. Sluggish drainage in the home.

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What Causes Sluggish Drainage?

When you put items and materials down the drain that isn’t good for the septic system, these items can eventually become clogged and damage septic system components. Sometimes, clogs are the result of build-up close to the drain opening; other times, the clog is severe enough to be a drain field problem and will require professional intervention to remedy.

Things that can cause clogs and should never be put down the drain or flushed down the toilet include:

Hair;
Cotton swabs and pads;
Floss;
Diaper/toilet wipes (even if they say “flushable”);
Cooking grease;
Oil;
Garbage;
Paper towels;
Food; and
Household chemicals.

How to Remedy Sluggish Drainage

Your first line of defense is prevention – prevent a clogged drain by making sure that only wastewater and toilet paper ever go in the toilet, and that only water goes down your kitchen or bathroom drains. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommends eliminating the use of a garbage disposal, as doing so can reduce the amount of food waste and grease that enters your septic tank and potentially clogs your drain field.

If you do have a drainage issue and water is slow to empty, you should try to remove the materials that are blocking your drain manually using a drain snake. These are relatively inexpensive and can be purchased at most home improvement stores for around $10 or less. Another option is to pour boiling water down the drain, which can help if the clog is a result of grease or fat being trapped in the pipes.

You should never use chemical drain openers to alleviate a clog. These chemicals are dangerous for the environment and human health and can be damaging to your septic system.

If Water Continues to Drain Slow

If the use of boiling water or a drain snake doesn’t remedy the problem and drainage is still sluggish, you are likely dealing with a drain field clog rather than a clog in the pipe near the entrance of the drain. As such, you will need to act quickly to hire a septic tank professional who knows how to clean septic tanks and perform drain field maintenance. Continuing to use water when there is a clog can result in drain field flooding, a messy and expensive problem that can cause significant damage. If you notice any signs of flooding or other signs of septic trouble, such as pooling or muddy water around your septic system, you should contact ABC Pumping Services ASAP for emergency septic support. [/vc_column_text][divider line_type=”No Line” custom_height=”25″][vc_row_inner column_margin=”default” text_align=”left” el_id=”section4″][vc_column_inner column_padding=”no-extra-padding” column_padding_position=”all” background_color_opacity=”1″ width=”1/1″ column_border_width=”none” column_border_style=”solid”][vc_column_text]

4. Plumbing backups when you flush the toilet or do laundry.

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5. Water coming up through the lower house level floor drains.

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6. Gurgling sounds in the toilet or drains.

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7. Odors from outside or within the home.

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