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Signs of Possible On-Site Sewage System Problems

On-Site Sewage System Owner's Guide
If you use an on-site sewage system, or if you are buying a home with an on-site system, this owner's guide can help you be sure that your on-site sewage system is used and maintained properly.

Signs of Possible On-Site Sewage System Problems

  • Sewage backing up into your toilets, tubs or sinks.
  • Slowly draining fixtures; particularly after it has rained.
  • The smell of raw sewage accompanied by extremely soggy soil over the drainfield.
  • Sewage discharged over the ground or in nearby ditches or woods. Note: In the LPP system sewage may come to the ground surface when the pump is turned on and then disappear after the pump turns off.
  • An alarm, flashing red light or beeping in the house, garage, crawl space, or in the yard, indicating a pump is not working properly.
  • Water-well test results indicating bacterial contamination.
 
 
 

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.

 
 

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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