Routine inspections and regular servicing will ensure that you detect and address minor issues before they become expensive, stressful problems.
Professional septic system maintenance means your tank and drain field last longer, which protects your hard-earned investment.
Regular maintenance works to prevent environmental issues such as soil or groundwater contamination that could harm plant life, wildlife, and humans. Pollutants from wastewater like bacteria, nitrogen, and phosphorus can be extremely harmful to the environment.
When you get septic preventative maintenance, you’ll reduce the risk of frustrating backups, system overflows, and unpleasant odors that are associated with septic problems.
You’ll avoid costly repairs and premature system replacements, saving you money over time.
Just knowing that your septic system is running safely and efficiently will give you peace of mind. Plus, regular maintenance helps to prevent things like clogs and backups that could lead to leaks, water damage, and slow drainage.
Regular maintenance helps to ensure consistent drainage, prevents backups, and keeps everything running as smoothly as possible.
Getting your system inspected ensures that you meet local codes and will avoid having to pay fines or penalties.
Our incredible team of licensed, bonded, and insured experts have years of industry experience and know how to work on local septic systems. We’re a locally owned and operated company, so we take great pride in everything we do.
The team at Express Septic provides everything you need for your septic system, from inspections to repairs and other maintenance tasks.
Express Septic understands the needs of our Treasure Valley customers. We have been serving residents in the area since 2006 and are proud to call Nampa, Idaho home.
We offer various discounts and savings throughout the year to help you save. If you need assistance paying for repairs, maintenance, or a new septic system, we also have several financing options available.
Schedule routine septic maintenance every three to five years depending on system usage. If you tend to use a lot of water or have a large family, every three years is ideal.
If you’re planning to host a large gathering or you’re expecting a new member of the household, it’s a good idea to schedule maintenance to prepare your system for heavy use. A septic inspection will help to ensure that you use water as efficiently as possible by preventing overload on the system.
The more moderate temperatures in spring and fall are ideal for septic maintenance since you’ll get ahead of the extreme summer and winter weather. Your septic system typically operates most effectively in milder months, since the ground is softer and allows for better absorption into the drain field. It’s also best to have your septic tank pumped in the spring since most people tend to use more water during the summer than any other season.
If a major weather event like heavy rains or extreme flooding has occurred, it’s a good idea to have your septic system inspected to confirm that it hasn’t been damaged. Excess soil erosion, damaged pipes, or issues with drain field components may occur after heavy rain or flooding.
