Septic Tanks FAQs

In general, it is not recommended for homeowners to pump their septic tanks themselves. Pumping a septic tank is a specialized task that require...

Using bleach and other household cleaners in moderation is generally safe for septic systems. However, it's essential to exercise some caution a...

Signs of a full or failing septic tank can indicate that the tank is not functioning properly and may require attention or maintenance. If you n...

Yes, septic tank inspections are necessary and highly recommended for the proper functioning and longevity of your septic system. Regular inspec...

The frequency of septic tank pumping depends on several factors, including the size of the tank, the number of occupants in the household, the a...

All septic tanks must have a drainage field or leach field to treat the effluent further before it enters the ground water. Many smaller...

This is a guide for calculating drainage field size requirements, how to do a soil porosity test for a septic drain field and building regulat...

You may have heard about the new septic tank regulations that came into force in 2020 and you may be thinking; How do I know if my septic tank...

As we brace for the snow in the UK, we expect the white stuff to cover just about everything. However, if you have a septic tank, you will have ...

Under current Environment Agency septic tank regulations, by 2020 many septic tanks had to be upgraded to meet these new requirements. If you ha...

In this post, we will advise you all about your septic tank lid, how to find it, what it does, how to replace it and where to find a replacemen...

If you are responsible for a property that has a septic tank (owner, tenant or shared ‘operator’) or are buying a property with a septic tank, you need to be aware of an upcoming legal obligation to upgrade by 2020 which might affect you.