Ensuring your Kissimmee septic pump out happens regularly is an important aspect to maintaining your septic system. We have two tips for you on easy and convenient maintenance.
Picture this, you’re getting ready to host a socially-distant outdoor event at your home. The chicken is on the grill, the veggies are in the oven, and grandma’s cake recipe is baking in the oven.
You take a whiff of all of your hard work… but it doesn’t smell like food. It smells like something foul. You guessed it, you’re in need of a Kissimmee septic pump out. And this certainly is not an ideal time to discover this or have to deal with it.
Here’s how you can ensure your septic system never comes knocking when your guests are about to arrive.
Set A Reminder Every Three Years
You read that right – every three years. According to the EPA, the average household septic system should be inspected at least every three years by a professional. Household septic systems should be pumped out every three to five years assuming it’s a ‘regular’ household and not a large family.
Call A Professional
While some would argue that they can ‘smell anything foul from a mile away,’ that should not apply to your septic system – it should apply solely to grandma’s cake.
A professional, like us, will come out, let you know what you need, check all the appropriate items that make your septic system run efficiently and they’ll let you know if you do need a Kissimmee septic pump out.
