The Septic Services Gazette
Your source for Septic Services news & events. You'll also find helpful articles as well as tips and suggestions for people that own septic systems.
A basic septic aeration systems have two basic working parts:
1) An aeration or septic tank.
2) Absorption field. (Also called a Drain field.)
Waste flows from your home through your home’s plumbing system to the septic tank.
The aeration/septic tank is nothing more than a holding space for waste (liquid & solids). The solid waste is digested in the tank by aerobic and/or anaerobic bacteria. Digested solids settle to the bottom of the septic tank creating a sludge layer.
As the sludge builds up in the tank it limits the tanks capacity and space for the bacteria to do its job.
When the sludge level gets too high it will begin to transfer into the drain field. The sludge fills the drain field and pores in the soil and destroys your drain field causing surfacing and can cause a backup in your home or sewage in your yard, costing thousands of dollars to replace.
Maintaining your septic system properly is a must to prevent sewer backups and can save thousands of dollars in the prevention of premature drain field failure.
Posted By: Mike • Posted On: June 5, 2015
Septic Services not only provides septic system installation and tank pumping to local customers but we also sell septic pumps and aerators, parts, components, and supplies nationwide. The LB50 Indoor/Outdoor Alarm is one of our alarm and control products that we currently offer for purchase. The LB50 Alarm is designed for high water detection for use in industrial and commercial systems.
The LB50 features a warning light and audible alarm along with an easily accessible 3-position switch to change the alarm between normal operation mode, alarm silence mode, and alarm testing mode.
The LB50 has and is fused to protect the internal electrical circuitry against power surges and spikes. The impact resistant poly-carbonate housing of the LB50 further protects the circuitry from corrosion.
The LB50 is equipped with a 9’-6” float making the LB50 ideal for use in both commercial and residential sewage systems, dosing chambers, lift stations, cisterns, and other water and sewage systems that require high water detection to prevent equipment damage or failure. Easy to install. Connect the level control switch to terminal blocks and plug the 7-foot power cord into 115-volt outlet. Unit dimension: 6.5”W x 6.5”H x 4”D. Unit weight: 2.5 lbs.
If you’d like to learn more about the LB5- Indoor/Outdoor Alarm give us a call at 636-583-5564 or toll free at 800-536-5564 to speak to our sales team.
Posted By: Mike • Posted On: May 14, 2015
Are you experience problems with your existing septic system?
Septic Services has introduced the Retro-Air Rejuvenator System that provides a complete drainfield rejuvenation system that returns a failed existing septic system back to optimal flow and performance.
The Retro-Air can be used in new or existing septic systems and can be installed in single or multiple compartment septic tanks.
The Retro-Air Rejuvenator System eliminates clogged drainfield bio-mat as well as other secondary treatment systems and is recommended in aeration systems that are prone to backup.
The Retro-Air uses the aerobic process to restore failed anaerobic installations or to prevent failures in newly constructed septic systems by delivering a constant flow of air to the diffuser. Over time, aerobic bacteria consume the bio-mat allowing the soil to absorb effluent once again.
The Retro-Air is quick and easy install and requires minimal maintenance. Available in several models to fit your application the Retro-Air Rejuvenator System comes with a 2-year warranty. Call us at 800-536-5564 and speak to our sales team to order your system.
Posted By: Mike • Posted On: March 17, 2015