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Septic Tank & Cesspool Treatment
Your Hi-Tech Plumbing technician can supply you with a gallon jug of Hi-Tech Plumbing Septic Tank & Cesspool Treatment, which breaks down grease, starches, proteins and other organic materials that clog septic tanks, drain fields and cesspools. Its environmentally-safe high-potency formulation of cultured bacteria is vital to septic tank or cesspool system's proper operation. Ask your service technician about this essential eco-friendly product for your system.
Septic Tank Pump Out Service
Septic tanks require pump-outs when the sFreach the tank’s storage capacity. It is recommended for the tank to be pumped out & cleaned on average once every 2 -3 years to keep from damaging or clogging your drainfield system.
Environmentally Responsible
A Hi-Tech Plumbing pump truck will quickly pump out your septic tank and haul away the waste to an approved treatment and processing facility. Hi-Tech Plumbing obeys all environmental laws and regulations to ensure that septic tank waste is responsibly processed and poses no environmental hazards.
Repair experts
A Hi-Tech Plumbing analyst can repair or replace damaged septic tanks and drainage field pipes to get your septic system back in peak operating condition. We have full excavation capabilities to handle jobs of every size.
SEPTIC MAINTENANCE TIPS
You can save time and money by taking a few daily precautions that reduce the frequency of pump-outs your system will need:
• To flush or not to flush — Aside from wastewater, toilet paper is the only other thing that should be flushed. Using the toilet to dispose of sanitary products, paper towels, disposable diapers, cigarette butts, and even tissues will harm your septic tank and cause you to need pump-outs more often.
• Don’t use a kitchen garbage disposal. Septic systems are not intended to dispose of food waste, coffee grounds, grease, or fat, and, in fact, they will harm the septic tank. Try using a compost pile; it will reduce the number of pump-outs your system needs!
• Reducing water usage will protect your septic system. Repair leaky faucets and toilets; install low-flow water fixtures, and turn off the water while brushing your teeth or shaving. Water conservation reduces the load of wastewater your septic system has to handle.
