How Often Do Septic Tanks Need to Be Pumped?
Generally speaking, septic tanks should be pumped at least once every three to five years. However, many individual factors can influence the recommended frequency for your tank. In any case, regular maintenance is essential to prevent many issues.
If you live in an area without a centralized sewer system, you likely have one of these underground wastewater treatment structures. Septic tanks have a finite amount of space to hold waste, so they must be pumped from time to time to make room for proper operation.
It’s essential to ensure your Fontana septic tank receives the regular maintenance and service it needs. Ongoing maintenance can help prevent and avoid the need for potentially costly repairs. Mr. Rooter Plumbing of The Inland Empire can perform regular septic tank inspections to ensure your system is clear and functioning correctly.
We’ll perform an initial inspection and give you a recommendation on how frequently you should pump your septic system. We’re happy to set you up with a regular maintenance schedule to keep your septic system in tip-top shape.