Septic System Maintenance Tips
If you have a septic system on your property, it cannot be ignored. This septic system is a vital part of your property and regular maintenance on your septic system is something that you should commit to. That’s where building a relationship with our septic experts at Custom Septic comes in handy. We specialize in offering septic system maintenance services so that you can maximize the lifespan of your septic system, while also avoiding costly repairs down the road. There are some important septic system maintenance tips that our crew has picked up over the 20 plus years that we’ve been working on septic systems that we’d like to share with our clients.
Your septic system is not something that you want to have to spend lots of money replacing or repairing. We can all admit that throwing money into repairing or replacing your septic system is not a home improvement project that excites us. The good news is that our team at Custom Septic can help our clients avoid the costly septic system repairs. Through proper septic system maintenance, the costly repairs can be avoided. 
When you buy a home, you may have the option of selecting paint color, landscaping, appliances and other things that are visible to you each and every day. But there are many aspects of a home that you do not see. One of those is your septic system. You may not even think about your septic system at all when you purchase your home. In fact, when a septic system is noticed, it is usually accompanied by an unmistakable odor. Septic systems that are installed and/or maintained by Custom Septic, Inc., generally go unnoticed, and that is a good thing. That is because we are experts in the field of septic system installation, maintenance, design, and repair. Our reputation is built on doing good work, providing excellent customer service and competitive pricing. 
Custom Septic, Inc., designs, installs, and repairs septic systems in Minnesota. The design of a septic system is a very important aspect of our work. If you are in the process of designing and building a home, one of the first pieces of information you should find out is whether your property will be connected to your local water and waste management system or if you will need to install a septic system. If you find that your property will need a septic system, it is very important not to cut corners. Home building is full of decisions about how to keep costs down but build the home of your dreams. Cutting corners on your septic system can prove disastrous. This can result in a terribly foul odor and the possibility of sewage backing up into your home if something goes wrong with it. 
If you have ever played Jenga, the game that is made up of stacked wooden pieces shaped a bit like waffle sticks, you know that pulling from the bottom of the stack makes the entire stack less stable. So, the best strategy for keeping the stack standing for as long as possible is to remove pieces from the top first and then work your way down when you have fewer choices. The pieces on the bottom half of the stack are closer to the surface on which they stand, and they have the combined weight of all blocks on top to give them more stability. The foundation of your home functions 
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