Replacing a septic tank or sewer tends to be an overwhelming experience for most homeowners, and can be very expensive depending on the type of septic system being installed. Many people are worried that they will accidentally replace a system when they could have repaired it. That’s why we wanted to share this Infographic created by William Dustin Septic: Questions to Ask Your Septic Contractor Before Replacing Your Septic System. Here are the highlights…
Why Did it Fail?
There are many different reasons why a septic system can fail, and the signs of what went wrong may be difficult to recognize. Always be sure to ask your septic professional what caused your system to fail and if there is anything you can do to prevent it from happening in the future.
Your drain field is an important part of your septic system. It is responsible for receiving wastewater and filtering it so it can be released back into the ground as clean water. If your drain field begins to malfunction, it can lead to contaminated groundwater and even a failing septic system. When faced with these issues, you’ll have to decide whether to repair or replace your drain field. Read below to learn which option is right for you.