While there are few moving parts, a lot can go wrong with a septic tank. No matter what, you can count on Pride Plumbing in Winston-Salem, NC, for anything from septic tank installation to maintenance and repair. With over 50 years in the industry, customers know we’ll take good care of them by delivering high-quality work at fair prices.
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Winston-Salem, NC, Septic Tank Pumping
When it comes to septic system maintenance, it’s important to find a reliable company that’s experienced and offers a satisfaction guarantee. Pride Plumbing has been in the business since 1965. Our technicians are licensed, insured, and equipped to handle any septic problem imaginable. Plus, we stand by our work with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Signs You Need Septic Tank System Service
Knowing the red flags that your septic tank is in trouble can save you thousands of dollars in repairs. Call us if you notice these situations.
- Slow drains or toilets
- Water pooling in the yard
- Foul odors around the property
- Gurgling sounds from drains
Our sewer video inspection service lets you see exactly what’s happening in your sewer lines.
Common Septic Tank Problems
Septic tank problems often arise unexpectedly, but knowing what can happen can help you take preventative measures to keep your system in perfect working order.
- Tank Overflow: A common issue is the tank overflowing when it hasn’t been pumped regularly. This causes waste to back up into the house or overflow into the drain field.
- Clogged Pipes or Drains: Pipe clogs to or from the septic tank can cause slow drains, backups, or flooding. Clogs often result from flushing inappropriate items like wipes or paper towels or putting grease down the drains.
- Bacteria Imbalance: Septic tanks rely on beneficial bacteria to break down waste effectively. Harsh chemicals like bleach or antibacterial products flushed into the septic tank can disrupt this delicate balance.
- Poor Installation: If the septic tank isn’t installed correctly, it can lead to poor drainage, frequent backups, and tank failure.