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by Custom Septic, Inc. | May 10, 2024 | Septic Maintenance
The average cost to properly care for an On Lot Sewage Disposal System over time is a bargain compared to payment for a city sewer system. Most Conventional Septic Systems in Minnesota are fairly cheap to own. Following Septic System Preventive Maintenance Tips from CSI Custom Septic, Inc. can give you an even higher return on your investment dollars. Our last blog post talked about the importance of being a Responsible Septic System Owner. That includes keeping an accurate recordof all septic system components, inspections, repairs and regular maintenance. Now lets take a closer look at Septic System Care & Maintenance to prevent careless septic system problems.
Pride in ownership can often be seen with homes, cars, boats and so on.
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by Custom Septic, Inc. | May 3, 2024 | Septic Compliance Inspections, Septic Do's and Don'ts, Septic Maintenance
When it comes to home improvements, you probably don’t want to have to spend a lot of money on your septic system, right? You would much rather spend the money renovating your kitchen or master bathroom. The truth is, however, if your septic system fails, it can be an extremely costly repair that will prevent you from being able to do other projects around your home financially. That’s why teaming up with our team at Custom Septic is such a great idea. We’re your trusted MN septic professionals that will help you maximize the life of your septic system so that you don’t have to worry about potential costly repairs down the road.
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by Custom Septic, Inc. | Apr 26, 2024 | Septic Inspection, Septic Maintenance, Septic Malfunction
Has your septic system been thoroughly evaluated in the last few years? Do you sense that your septic system may be failing? Are you considering buying a home that has a septic system? For any of your septic system needs, our team at Custom Septic is here to help. We are your preferred septic system specialists in Minnesota that have more than 20 years of experience to back our work up.
One of the most common service calls that we receive is to inspect an existing septic system. Not just anyone can inspect a septic system as the service must be completed by a state certified septic system inspector
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by Custom Septic Inc. | Mar 8, 2024 | Septic Inspection, Septic Installation, Septic Maintenance, Septic System Contractor, Septic System Repair, Septic System Replacement
There are some home improvement jobs that can easily be completed by a homeowner or someone who is handy, and there are other jobs that should be left to a professional. Septic system problems are serious, potentially messy, and unsanitary and should be handled by a professional septic system repair company with experience, tools and protective gear necessary to do the job right. Custom Septic Inc. is a licensed and experienced septic system company located in Big Lake, Minnesota. We service clients in a fifty-mile radius and have more than two decades of experience in this business.
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by Custom Septic Inc. | Feb 2, 2024 | Septic Inspection, Septic Maintenance, Septic System Leak Detection, Septic System Repair
There are many subtle signs that your septic system may not be performing optimally, and that it might be in need of repair – for example, you may notice toilets flushing a bit more slowly than normal, toilets running continuously, or a faint odor inside your bathroom or around your home. More acute symptoms include standing water in your yard, multiple slow draining sinks or tubs or the smell of sewage in and around your home. Custom Septic Inc. specializes in septic system leak detection, so that you do not have to find out the hard way that a potential septic problem has gone from subtle to disastrous. If you notice even very mild or subtle signs, it may be time to contact a professional for assistance.
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by Custom Septic, Inc. | Jan 19, 2024 | Septic Maintenance
A septic tank’s purpose is to keep solids and grease from entering/clogging your drain field. Because there are some objects that cannot be broken down by the bacteria in your tank, they settle at the bottom. For proper septic system maintenance, it is recommended that you pump your tank every three to five years. In lieu of doing regular pumping however, people have turned to septic tank additives – products that break down inorganic materials. People flock to these products when there is a drain blockage. While there is much debate on whether these are beneficial or harmful to your septic tank, you need to know what they are and what their functions are. There are a few different types of septic tank additives that you can buy at your local hardware store
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