This guy is just a pitch man, and his product is completely unnecessary. If you want to enhance the bacterial environment in your Septic Tank go out to a Mexican Restaurant for dinner... it'll be completely "septic safe" after it's gone through you first. Regarding water in your Leachfield/Drainfield, it's a normal part of the aging process, and over time, it's to be expected. It doesn't matter if you wait 24 hours or 48 hours, because if the Leachfield isn't Leaching, then you need a new one. By the way, every system is designed to handle a certain volume of water, it's referred to as Gallons Per Day or GPD. Typically, that number is based on bedrooms, because bedrooms dictate occupancy. In my state of New Hampshire, it's 150 gallons per bedroom or 75 gallons per person, which means the Leaching Area or Drainage Area for a 3 Bedroom Home should be able to absorb and process 450 gallons of wastewater per day. It doesn't matter what time of the year or the weather, because the soils indigenous to the site were perc tested before the system was installed. That's why a Septic System Designer, Soil Scientist, or a Professional Engineer, are usually the ones who determine what type of system and size system is needed for a building lot. Every state is different, but generally speaking, Environmental Rules and Regulations dictate "lot loading" for every site, and the natural soil conditions or geology in a particular location dictates what will be allowed by code.
Sorry to hear you are dealing with this! In cases such as that we recommend having a professional look at the system, since the system isn't flowing properly. The system could need to be pumped, there could be a blockage, or there could be other downstream problems. A professional should be able to assess the system and create a plan of action.
My lawn guy cracked my pipe on top off my septic mount, the last home owner had them lowered so you can mow over them, where they cap? and how many are their usually?
We have had heavy rain in georgia. Our septic tank has a popper valve between the house and the tank. When it rains a lot sewage comes out the popper valve which i take as backing up. I havent had the tank pumped in at least 7 years. The system is 30 years old. what do you recommend? there is no standing water or smell after everything dries out. Thank you for your recommendation.
We have a single wide mobile home and we've been living here for 2 years the town where I live in Paterson star an additional three lines to our septic tank but for some reason the main two lines out in front of the house at black Sledge all around them I don't know if that's possible because we have three additional lines going to the right of a house and the other to a straight could it be a parent in these lines or do I need to get in touch with her plumber thank you my name is Joseph Brown and I'm looking forward to hearing from you I don't know if you need my email address or do I come back to you site but I'll wait to see what you have to say thank you.
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Came here for the comments....but this is a commercial. Oh well
Hi.. my septic tank water level goes down everytime we fill water in it. We had already made 3 repairs. And this is a new house construction.
This guy is just a pitch man, and his product is completely unnecessary. If you want to enhance the bacterial environment in your Septic Tank go out to a Mexican Restaurant for dinner... it'll be completely "septic safe" after it's gone through you first. Regarding water in your Leachfield/Drainfield, it's a normal part of the aging process, and over time, it's to be expected. It doesn't matter if you wait 24 hours or 48 hours, because if the Leachfield isn't Leaching, then you need a new one. By the way, every system is designed to handle a certain volume of water, it's referred to as Gallons Per Day or GPD. Typically, that number is based on bedrooms, because bedrooms dictate occupancy. In my state of New Hampshire, it's 150 gallons per bedroom or 75 gallons per person, which means the Leaching Area or Drainage Area for a 3 Bedroom Home should be able to absorb and process 450 gallons of wastewater per day. It doesn't matter what time of the year or the weather, because the soils indigenous to the site were perc tested before the system was installed. That's why a Septic System Designer, Soil Scientist, or a Professional Engineer, are usually the ones who determine what type of system and size system is needed for a building lot. Every state is different, but generally speaking, Environmental Rules and Regulations dictate "lot loading" for every site, and the natural soil conditions or geology in a particular location dictates what will be allowed by code.
100% this
My system is 4 years old I live alone. I have had no problems, but now I noticed the system will not stop running.
My question is when water is use in the house then in my field outside I see sludge and also starting to bubble up when water is being use
What about slow draining toilets, no flow out of an open cleanout?
Septic tank leaks at the top, standing water after a shower or using the washer.
Sorry to hear you are dealing with this! In cases such as that we recommend having a professional look at the system, since the system isn't flowing properly. The system could need to be pumped, there could be a blockage, or there could be other downstream problems. A professional should be able to assess the system and create a plan of action.
Freaking love this thank you
Chloronator tube full of water.. what could be the issue
The name of the product is spelled wrong on the channel name Uniqe….funny.
Why my septic tank fill up quick? I have to pump once for every 2 to 3 months.
Happen to find any answers? I’m having the same issue
My lawn guy cracked my pipe on top off my septic mount, the last home owner had them lowered so you can mow over them, where they cap? and how many are their usually?
We have had heavy rain in georgia. Our septic tank has a popper valve between the house and the tank. When it rains a lot sewage comes out the popper valve which i take as backing up. I havent had the tank pumped in at least 7 years. The system is 30 years old. what do you recommend? there is no standing water or smell after everything dries out. Thank you for your recommendation.
We have a single wide mobile home and we've been living here for 2 years the town where I live in Paterson star an additional three lines to our septic tank but for some reason the main two lines out in front of the house at black Sledge all around them I don't know if that's possible because we have three additional lines going to the right of a house and the other to a straight could it be a parent in these lines or do I need to get in touch with her plumber thank you my name is Joseph Brown and I'm looking forward to hearing from you I don't know if you need my email address or do I come back to you site but I'll wait to see what you have to say thank you.
How do you size the system? For example, 3 p family vs 8p family?
You simply buy a bottle of septic rejuvenator for each person each month!
Sounds like one big AD for septic additives which most say Do NOT USE.
Odor coming from drains won't happen if your home is VENTED correctly!!!!!!!
GD what a overt commercial!!! Thumbs down bigtime.....
Weak af just saying