Top-Rated Septic Wastewater Maintenance: Pennsylvania Statewide Service

You probably don’t think about your home’s septic system too often. If it’s working properly, it’s easy to forget about it, but that can be a costly mistake. A septic system needs regular inspections and maintenance to prevent a leak and an environmental catastrophe. You can trust the professionals at Tri-County Water Services to help with septic wastewater maintenance in Pennsylvania!

Why Is Regular Septic System Maintenance So Important?

If a septic system is clogged or a part is damaged or broken, you might not realize it right away. You might overlook signs of a problem, such as a backed-up toilet or sink, gurgling sounds, standing water in the yard, or unpleasant odors coming from the area around the septic tank. 

If an issue isn’t addressed in its early stages, you might one day find sewage leaking in your house and yard. If that happens, your home and belongings can be damaged, and your family’s health can be jeopardized.

The impact of a septic leak can extend well beyond your own house and family. The surrounding environment can be contaminated, and your neighbors’ health can suffer. Their homes and personal possessions can also be damaged by sewage.

With routine maintenance, you can prevent these sorts of scenarios. Knowing that professionals are taking care of your septic system can give you peace of mind and help you avoid large and unexpected bills.

Why Should You Hire Tri-County for Septic Wastewater Maintenance in PA?

We have been serving Pennsylvania homeowners for more than 20 years. We’re committed to providing quality and reputable service, and our long track record speaks for itself. We hold a Master Plumber’s License, and we have a Pennsylvania Septic Management Association certified inspector and a sewage enforcement officer on staff. We’re also licensed with the Chester County Health Department.

Our team can pump your septic tank regularly, perform periodic inspections, repair your system as needed, and replace parts before they fail and cause your system to leak. We work with several types of septic systems, including:

• Effluent (greywater) pumps
• Conventional gravel system
• Drip-irrigation micro-mound systems
• Sand mound filtration

We’ll design a customized maintenance plan that fits your needs, keep detailed records, and contact you when you’re due for service. Call us today at (610) 857-1740 to learn more about the septic wastewater maintenance Pennsylvania residents count on.