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Foul Odors
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Freezing Pipes
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Root Growth
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Septic Tanks
How often should I have my septic system inspected?
Septic systems should be inspected and pumped a minimum of once every three to four years. You may not be experiencing any problem now, but a full septic tank may allow unwanted solids to flow into the drain field, which is the part of the system that consists of a distribution box, with a series of connected pipes. If paper and other solids flow into the drain field it becomes blocked and ineffective. A blocked drain field is costly to repair or replace.
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Slow Drains & Faucets
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Strange Noises
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Toilet Replacement
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Conservation
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Some Thinks You Should Know
"Since when is it alright to perform a service that directly affects the public health without being held to extremely high standards"
Read “Installing Time Bombs” by Ted J. Rulseh then call Kramer Septic with confidence that your Septic System will be installed right. |
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Kramer Plumbing is listed with:
Dun and Bradstreet Jackson Chamber of Commerce & BBB
Our certifications include:
State Licensed Septic Installer, State Licensed Well and Septic Inspector
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