Our recommendations to keep your tank in prime condition
To ensure the welfare of your tank, lifespan and that the bacteria thrive and do the job we have compiled a do's and don't list below. Council recommends cleaning your tank every 3-5 years dependent on it's size and use.
We recommend to only use: No other products apart from toilet paper
Environmentally friendly products | Natural products | Products with the recycle sign | Biodegradable products
Try to limit the use of:
Excess Water | Food Scraps | Sodium Based Chemicals | Ladies Sanitary Products | Condoms | Bleachers | Pesticides | Chlorine based Chemicals |Baby Wipes | Paper Towels | Any Medications | Colour Dyes | Grease or Oils
Know the Signs: When Is It Time to Pump Your Septic Tank?
Keeping your septic system running smoothly is key to protecting your home and the environment. Regular pumping is vital because a full tank can lead to significant plumbing and health hazards. Don't wait for a catastrophic failure. Pay attention to subtle changes in your home. These telltale signs indicate that your system needs professional care:
Slow Drains:
Toilets, sinks, showers that gurgle or drain slowly can indicate a full tank and or blocked drainage.
Visible Backups:
Backed up Gully traps and blow out ports, Seepage around the Septic tank lid can indicate a Full Tank and or blocked drainage.
Persistent Odors:
A foul or unusual smell near your septic tank should not be ignored. It often indicates a full tank and or blocked drainage.
Environmental Signs:
Unexpected healthy or vigorous plant growth around the septic tank may point to liquid seepage.
