When you have a Busy Bee Septic and Excavating LLC, it’s important to have it pumped regularly to avoid sewage backup in your home. Sewer backup is a serious problem that can cause health issues and require expensive professional help. In some cases the harmful sewage can flow into above-ground or groundwater supplies, which is an even more expensive problem to fix. You can prevent this issue by having your septic tank pumped when needed and by following simple maintenance steps in between pumping sessions.

Busy Bee Septic and Excavating LLC: Your Go-To for Septic Tank Pumping

The first step in the septic tank pumping process is an inspection. The service provider will locate the septic tank access lid and may use a metal detector to find it if it’s buried underground. Once they’re able to find the lid, they’ll remove it and inspect it for corrosion or cracks that may need replacement.

Depending on your household’s usage, you may need your septic tank pumped more often than every five years. This is particularly true if you have a large family or have frequent guests staying with you. It’s also important to have your septic tank pumped if you notice that the scum layer is over 6 inches thick.

Once the inspection is complete, the septic tank pumping process can begin. A septic tank pump truck will insert a vacuum hose into the access port and start sucking up the liquids and solid waste. This is a quick and efficient method of cleaning your septic tank. Some septic tank companies may only pump your septic tank and not clean it, so make sure to ask about this when getting quotes from different services.

Busy Bee Septic and Excavating LLC
114 Houston St, Maybrook, NY 12543, United States
(845)294-5771