Septic Tank Cleaning are used in homes without access to a municipal sewer system. They treat and dispose of household wastewater, separating and trapping solid wastes in a buried tank that then discharges into the soil absorption system. The septic system requires regular maintenance to function properly. This includes septic tank pumping, inspections, and cleanings of the absorption field. Professional septic system services can help you maintain your septic system and prevent costly repairs or replacements.

Septic tank pumping involves draining a septic tank to remove the sludge and scum that accumulate in it. Having the tank pumped regularly reduces your risk of backups and other problems. In addition, having your septic system inspected on a regular basis allows the technician to determine the condition of the tank and the entire septic system.

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During the inspection process, the septic technician will check for signs of damage or leaks in the tank, lines, and other components of your septic system. If any issues are detected, the septic technician will recommend prompt repairs to prevent serious problems.

The septic tank is a buried, water-tight container that receives all the wastewater from your home. It holds the sewage long enough for heavy solid materials to settle to the bottom of the tank forming sludge, while light materials like oils and grease float to the top of the tank forming scum. Bacteria in the septic tank digest the sludge and liquefy the wastewater. The cleaner wastewater, called effluent, exits the septic tank into the drainfield where it percolates through the soil, naturally removing harmful coliform bacteria and other contaminants.

Miller’s Septic Tank Cleaning
224 E Liberty St, Wooster, OH 44691, United States
330-521-3599