Have your toilets been backing up constantly, even with the help of a plunger? Have you noticed sewage backup in your sinks, showers, tubs, or floor drains? Unfortunately, this is a clear sign that your septic tank is full and potentially damaged, and will require professional repair right away.

If you rely on a well system for your water supply, and the groundwater has recently become contaminated, you likely have wastewater escaping and leaking out of your septic tank. These contaminants can be a health hazard for you and your family, so you will need to have our team out to repair your system as soon as possible!

Are there puddles or random, soggy patches of water around your yard? This is likely due to your septic tank being overfull or clogged, which will require a professional to repair. If you suspect that your septic tank may be experiencing problems, examine your yard thoroughly for sunken or soggy patches of grass, as this is a major red flag something has gone awry.

When your septic tank is broken down or suffering other operational issues, it will often produce foul, sulfurous odors around your property. Septic waste produces odors that smell like rotten eggs or toxic waste and is usually fairly easy to identify. If you notice such smells, call us immediately!

If the drains around your home have suddenly slowed, such as your kitchen or bathroom sinks, your showers and tubs, or even your toilets, this is a massive red flag. When your septic tank is full or clogged to the point of repair, your drains will likely slow.