Septic System Installation and Maintenance

Septic Issues are No Fun

Residential septic systems require regular inspection and maintenance to function properly, prevent backups and catch problems before they become serious. Depending on the size of the tank and the number of people in your home, this service should take place every 3-5 years.

If you notice foul odors or standing water near the tank site, gurgling or slow drains, or water backing up into sinks or bathtubs, this could indicate a significant problem that may require a complete replacement of your septic system.

Septic System Maintenance

Our team at Beach Bear provides tank pumping, as well as other maintenance services that prevent potential septic disasters, including inspection for leaks or clogs, float pumping and tank cleaning.

Septic System Installation

Our DEQ certified installers are well qualified to assist you with selection and implementation of a brand new system for new construction or a completely new replacement system for an existing property.

Our Septic System Reviews

Septic System Maintenance FAQs

How often should your septic tank be pumped?

For a typical residential septic tank serving 4-5 people, the tank should be pumped every 3 years.

How can I tell my septic system has failed?

The primary signs of a failed septic system are water and sewage from toilets, drains, and sinks are backing up into the home. Bathtubs, showers, and sinks drain very slowly. Gurgling sounds in the plumbing system. Standing water or damp spots near the septic tank,

How long does it take to replace a septic tank?

Generally speaking, the replacement/installation of a septic tank should take about a week. 

Replacement/installation of an entire system can take 3-4 weeks.  Local regulations and availability of parts can impact the time to complete resolution of your septic issue.

Free Septic Maintenance Quote

Contact us today with any questions you might have, advice we can offer, or to receive a quote for the septic maintenance services that you’re looking for!