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CR Septic Systems | Campbell River & The Surrounding areas
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Maintaining a healthy septic system is crucial for homeowners to avoid costly repairs and ensure the system operates efficiently for years to come. At CR Septic Services, we're committed to helping you keep your septic system in top condition. Here are some expert maintenance tips designed to save you time, money, and protect the environment.
Have your septic system inspected by professionals like CR Septic Services at least every three years. Regular inspections can catch issues before they become serious problems.
Typically, septic tanks should be pumped every 3-5 years, depending on usage and household size. Regular pumping prevents sludge buildup that can lead to system failures.
A dripping faucet or running toilet can waste hundreds of gallons of water, overloading your septic system. Fix leaks as soon as they're detected.
Install high-efficiency toilets, showerheads, and faucet aerators to reduce water usage and lessen the load on your septic system.
Never flush non-biodegradable items (such as wipes, diapers, or feminine hygiene products), chemicals, grease, or cooking oils down the drain. These can clog your system and harm the bacterial balance necessary for waste decomposition.
Minimize the use of a garbage disposal, as it increases solids in the tank, requiring more frequent pumping.
Keep vehicles, livestock, and heavy equipment off your drain field to prevent soil compaction, which can affect its ability to absorb and treat wastewater.
Plant grass or small plants over your drain field to help with evaporation and nutrient uptake. Avoid planting trees near the septic system, as roots can damage pipes and the tank.
Moderate use of household chemicals won't affect your septic system, but excessive use can kill the beneficial bacteria in the tank.
Septic tank additives are unnecessary and can even be harmful to your system. The natural bacteria needed for waste decomposition are already present in human waste.
Keep a diagram of your system's layout handy in case of emergencies or for future maintenance and inspections.
Establish a relationship with a trusted septic service provider like CR Septic Services. Having an expert to call in emergencies can save you time and money.
If you're unsure about your septic system's condition or it's time for an inspection, CR Septic Services is here to help. Our team of experts can provide a comprehensive assessment and tailor maintenance recommendations to your specific needs. Contact us today to ensure your septic system remains a reliable part of your home.
Discover the heart and soul behind CR Septic Services, where our mission is to be more than just your local septic company; we aim to be your trusted partner in ensuring the health and efficiency of your septic systems.
Browse the answers to some of our most common questions.
Yes. CR Septic Services only uses contractors certified to inspect, repair, and install septic systems in British Columbia.
The cost of a septic system in Campbell River will vary based on the size, type of system, access, soil conditions, and if an old system needs to be removed. For a smaller residential house, the cost of the new septic system will likely be between $20,000 - $30,000. We recommend that you contact us for a free quote as pricing can change substantially based on all the variables.
Based in Campbell River, CR Septic Services provides Septic Services to Campbell River and the surrounding areas. This includes but is not limited to Courtenay, Comox, Sayward, and everywhere in between.
At CR Septic Services, we understand that trust and quality are paramount when it comes to your home's septic system. That's why we've developed a rigorous selection process for our service providers, ensuring that you get the most skilled, reliable, and certified professionals for your specific project. Each provider is carefully vetted for their expertise, experience, and commitment to customer satisfaction.
For quality service you can trust, reach out to us today. Let's keep our community beautiful and sustainable, one septic system at a time.
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