2017

Residential homes out in the rural areas do not have excess to centralized sewer systems. They depend on wastewater treatment structures that are underground. The wastewater is treated by technology and nature. The plumbing in the home used by the bathrooms, laundry and kitchen drains all connect to a septic tank. The system is made up of a tank and an absorption field or a drain field.

Liquids and solids are separated. The liquids, including oils and grease, along with the wastewater is sent down perforated pipes to the leaching fields and released into the soil. The solids are directed down to the underground tank where chemicals treat the solids.

Additives to Septic Tanks

Manufacturers have promoted many kinds of additives for use in the home or business. They are supposed to reduce the buildup of odors and sludge in the tank. Very little has been proven that they do …

When the temperatures start to drop and the nights get longer, you know that autumn is coming to an end and winter is just around the corner. Winter is one of the happiest seasons for many people, in spite of the weather, because of the holiday celebrations and time with family. However, winter is also a time for severe weather, including ice storms, hail, and feet of snow piled high on rooves.

Smart homeowners start preparing their homes for winter long before the weather starts to take its toll on the house. A little preparation at the beginning of the winter season can save you a lot of money and hassle in the long run. This can prevent future disasters and make sure your holiday season is a cheerful and safe one.

First of all, clean up from the fall season. That means cleaning out your gutters and making sure …