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Patnode Brothers Septic and Excavation Is Here For All Of Your Septic System Installation, Design, and Repair Questions.
Patnode Brothers Septic and Excavation is here to answer all your questions about septic system design, installation, and repair. Our team of experienced, licensed professionals provides expert guidance and comprehensive services tailored to your needs. Whether you need an initial site assessment, a custom system design, a complete installation, or a reliable repair, we cover every aspect of septic systems. For all your septic tank design, installation, and repair questions, trust Patnode Brothers Septic and Excavation. Contact us today to discuss your needs and experience the difference of working with experts dedicated to your satisfaction.
Frequently Asked Questions For Septic Design, Septic Installation, and Septic Repair.
Explore our frequently asked questions section for septic design, septic installation, and septic repair at Patnode Brother Septic and Excavation. Have questions around septic tanks, maintenance schedules, affordability and more? We are here for you.
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What is a septic tank and how do they work?A septic tank is an underground system that treats wastewater from homes and businesses. It separates solids from liquids, with solids settling at the bottom and liquids flowing into a drain field for further treatment.
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How do I know if I need an entirely new septic system or just a repair?It depends. Signs of needing a brand new septic tank installation include slow drains, sewage backups, foul odors, and overly green patches in your yard. An inspection by Patnode Brother Septic and Excavation can determine if a repair or replacement is necessary - just give us a call for a free inspection!
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What factors should I consider when designing a septic system?There are multiple factors to consider when designing a new septic system, including the size of your property, soil type, groundwater levels, local regulations, and the number of people using the septic system. Rest assured, our septic system designers are here to help.
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How long does a septic system last?Depending on use and maintenance, a well-maintained septic system can last 20 to 40 years. Regular inspections and maintenance can help extend its lifespan.
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What permits are required for septic system installation?It depends on the county and city you live in - Patnode Brothers Septic and Excavation can help you find out exactly what permits are needed to install a septic system in your city.
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How often should septic tanks be pumped out?Septic system pumping depends on a variety of factors including the size of the actual septic tank, the number of people in the household or business, and more - however, the typical septic tank gets pumped once every 3 to 5 years.
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What factors impact the cost of the septic system?There are a variety of factors that impact the cost of the septic system. This includes, but isn't limited to, the system type, the size of the septic tank, soil conditions, and more.
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What different types of septic systems are available?Common types of septic tanks include conventional systems, mound systems, and aerobic treatment units. The best choice depends on site conditions and what your families/business needs are.
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How can I best maintain my septic system?Some of the best ways to maintain a septic system include regular pumping, avoiding excessive water use, not flushing non-degradable items, and using septic-safe products. Patnode Brothers Septic and Excavation is here for you for your septic system maintenance needs.
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What causes septic system failures?Some causes include poor maintenance, overloading the system with water, using harmful chemicals, and tree root intrusion.
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What should I do if my septic system backs up?If you find yourself with a backed up septic system, the best thing to do is to stop using the water immediately and contact Patnode Brothers Septic and Excavation to inspect and repair the system.
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Can I build over or near my septic system?No, you should keep the area above and around your septic system clear to avoid damage and ensure access for maintenance and inspections. In addition, some cities require certain setback distances away from the septic system.
Why Wait? Schedule Your Septic System Installation Or Repair Today!
Why wait? Schedule your septic system installation or repair with Patnode Brothers Septic and Excavation today! Our expert team provides prompt, reliable, and high-quality service tailored to your needs. Contact us now to ensure your septic system operates efficiently and avoid costly issues.