Sewer Service

When it comes to reliable sewer solutions, Right-A-Way Sewer Service has been a leading name in the industry since 1994. With decades of experience, we take great pride in offering a wide range of top-notch services to address all your sewer, plumbing, and septic needs.

Plumbing

Plumbing problems can be a hassle, but fret not! Our team of expert plumbers is dedicated to resolving any plumbing challenge you encounter. From tackling leaks and stubborn clogs to seamless pipe replacements, we’re here to keep your plumbing system functioning flawlessly.

Septic Tanks

Maintaining a healthy and hygienic environment is crucial, and that’s where our specialized septic tank cleaning and maintenance services shine. Our skilled team expertly pumps and cleans your septic tank, preventing messy backups and prolonging the life of your system.

Sewer

In need of sewer repair or installation? Look no further. Our comprehensive sewer services cover everything from repairing damaged lines to installing brand new ones. With state-of-the-art equipment and a skilled team, we ensure your sewer system is restored efficiently and effectively.

Sewer Drains

Pesky clogged sewer drains can lead to unpleasant odors and unsanitary conditions. Our technicians are trained to diagnose and repair sewer drain issues promptly. With our sewer drain repair services, you can count on free-flowing drains and prevent future blockages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Whether you are buying new or just looking for repairs you we know you want all the answers before you make your purchase. From the different kinds to how regularly they need to be pumped, we have the answers you’re looking for when it comes to septic tanks. Contact us today for a consultation and see what we can do for you!

What are the different types of septic tanks?

*Please note this is not a complete list of septic systems. There are many types to fit whatever your needs are. This is a list of common types of septic tanks. For more information about alternative tanks, please go to www.epa.gov/septic/types-septic-systems or call us today!

Septic Tanks – A septic tank is a buried, watertight tank designated and constructed to receive and partially treat raw domestic sanitary wastewater
Conventional System – A conventional decentralized wastewater treatment system consists of a septic tank and a trench or bed subsurface wastewater infiltration system, known as a drain field.
Chamber System – he chamber system serves as an alternative design to the gravel/stone system. The primary advantage of the chamber system is increased ease of delivery and construction.

How often should a septic tank be pumped out?

Have the septic tank cleaned before sludge or scum accumulates to the bottom of the tank’s outlet device (about every 3 to 5 years). If too much sludge accumulates, solids will leave the tank with the liquid and possibly clog the soil. Sewage will then surface or back up into the house through the plumbing fixtures.

What takes place during a septic pumping service?

During a proper septic pumping service your technician will pump the entire septic tank down. Once he is done pumping he will check the inlet and outlet tees to the tank to ensure they are still intact and working properly. He will also check the bacteria count and the tank levels. At the end, he will ask you to flush your toilets so he can make sure everything is flowing back properly. Once the service is done he will cover the lid back up and give you a full detailed service report.

What is the number one cause of septic system-related issues?

Ignoring your septic system. Schedule regular septic pumping service and stay ahead of any potential issues. This is the best way to prolong the life of your septic system.

What are inexpensive ways to maintain a healthy septic system?

The most inexpensive way to maintain your septic system is to cut down on your water usage throughout the house, don’t throw anything down the toilets, sinks or drains that shouldn’t be in the septic system, and try to use more environmentally friendly cleaning products and less harsh chemicals.

What do I do if I think I need a new septic system?

First call your septic company and have them perform a proper septic inspection. A licensed inspector is the only one who can say that your system is failing. There could be minor or major repairs depending on the reason why the system has failed.