Prevent A Major Septic System Problem When You Least Expect It
The holidays are on the way, and you probably have many things on your mind and a list of “to do” items a mile long. The last thing that you want to think about when you are planning for the holidays is a major problem with your septic system. Unfortunately, if your septic system has not been maintained properly, you could very easily have a problem on your hands and that problem will likely not surface at a convenient time. The team at Custom Septic works 12 months a year to help families in the Big Lake, Minnesota area prevent and manage septic system issues. If you notice even the smallest concerning smell
A problem with your septic system may be the last thing that you want to have happen on your property. When you think of your septic system, you likely think of waste being treated and disposed of. Without your septic system, untreated sewage would clog the soil and create a very messy back-up. The best thing to do if you have a septic system is to have it regularly maintained. This means that you hire a company to pump and clean your septic tank periodically and check for any signs of problems. For the most part, routine maintenance will prevent a major septic system problem.
With millions of Americans rushing around to prepare for the Christmas season, it can be easy to overlook some of the systems at our own homes. Not many people think twice about having all the in-laws over for the holidays, cooking up big meals, etc., but extra people and usage will mean increased stress and strain on your toilets, showers, and other water resources, putting a strain on your septic system this season. Is your system able to withstand this extra usage? Perhaps. The team at Custom Septic in Minnesota want you to be as prepared as you can, to avoid any catastrophic events with septic or sewage this season! 
Septic systems are not unlike standard plumbing systems and are therefore prone to freezing during the winter months. The design of septic systems means that the wastewater stays on the property and as such, you don’t only have to worry about supply lines freezing, but the drain lines freezing. Because digging underground during the frozen weather is more labor intensive, the septic professionals at Custom Septic offer some advice for being proactive this season.
The potential for septic system failure is not something to take lightly. Septic system failure can mean significant damage to your property, not to mention a major cleanup effort. If your septic system was built properly and has been well maintained, you can expect it to last between 20-30 years. When your septic system fails, sewage will contaminate your groundwater which can cause serious health issues for you and your family. Custom Septic Inc. can help prevent 
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