Septic System

Service Longview

Many homes and some businesses in Texas rely on septic systems for their waste. These tanks need to be cleaned and maintained by a professional every few years. Routine septic system service is the key to maintaining a healthy septic system. While there is almost no way to prevent sludge build up, regular septic tank maintenance helps keep it at a manageable level. Cleaning your septic system properly on a regular basis will ensure that your systems remain at a healthy liquid balance. Types of Septic System Service

Septic Tanks Pumped

Septic tank cleaning must be done properly on a regular basis to ensure that your system remains at a healthy liquid balance. All About Maintenance will empty your septic tank and legally dispose of the waste. Our technicians will check the inlet and outlet pipes, measure the sludge thickness, suggest service frequency and write down all information on your paperwork at every septic tank service. Depending on the number of people on the system and age of the system, 3-5 years is the recommended time that you should have your septic tanks pumped.

Septic System Repairs

At All About Maintenance, we service your septic system and inspect each component to make sure the system is in good working condition and will stay that way for years to come. Our repair crew can handle just about any of your septic system repairs. We can install new septic covers, and build up collars for your cover. We can repair and replace lines and distribution boxes. Regular septic cleaning is a must in order to keep your system operating at maximum efficiency.

Septic Tank Installation

We can professionally install a septic tank or a full septic system as part of our septic tank installation.

Lateral Line Cleaning

All About Maintenance removes the sludge that has escaped the septic tank. This sludge buildup naturally happens over the years. Our lateral line cleaning process, Hydro Jetting, clears the lines of hair line roots, thus leaving the pipes in like new condition.

Septic Pump Station

The septic pump station for some homes is another key component to the septic system’s overall performance. When the fluid needs to go uphill, it is the pump station that uses a pump that is responsible for sending fluid from the septic tank to the leach field or (finger system). Pump stations can also send sewage from the station up to a main sewer pipe. The septic pump station contains a sewage pump, control floats and a high-water alarm. Control floats are designed to send a predetermined amount of material to the leach field for balanced absorption throughout the day. If a pump station fails, the excessive sewage rises in the pump station and signals an alarm. It is important not to ignore this alarm because it indicates a failure with either the pump or one of its components. If your septic pump station should sound its alarm, it is imperative to contact All About Maintenance Sewer and Drain as soon as possible.

Septic Pump Repair

In most cases we can repair your septic pump because one of the most common problems is a clog caused by something that is not biodegradable.

Septic Pump Replacement

We also do septic pump replacement if your septic pump cannot be repaired.

ALL ABOUT MAINTENANCE