You may own a septic system, but do you know what all the parts and components are used for? Check out this video to learn how your septic system works. youtu.be/SoY8E5ouJ0g

Did you know having one specific laundry day puts a lot of stress on your septic system? It is better to spread your laundry out over several days, so your septic doesn’t have to work harder than it needs to.

Taking care of your septic system isn't hard! Check out our #infographic for some helpful maintenance tips. ow.ly/9ooF50KguMw

Regularly pumping your septic tank can help keep nasty smells out of your house and yard! The fuller your tank is, the more likely it is it will start to smell.

Do you always double check that a cleaning product or chemical is septic safe before bringing it home? If you have a septic system, it always a good idea to make sure the products you use in your home are septic safe.

If you notice that portions of your grass are very green and luscious, there may be an issue with your drain field. When your drain field leaks, the grass takes all that waste and water up, which then results in a bright green color.

Planting overtop of your septic and drain field is usually not encouraged, as roots from plants can impact and damage pipes. However, there are some plants that can grow above a septic tank without damaging anything. Check out this article to learn more. bit.ly/3Pv8tby

An easy way to help look after your septic tank is to make sure you don’t use your toilet like a trash can. Don’t flush things like dental floss, hair, diapers, or anything else besides toilet paper!

Pumping your septic tank lets you make sure everything is functioning properly. Getting rid of all that buildup helps prevent slow draining, leaks, cracks, and more that are all very inconvenient and can lead to bigger problems.

We have lots of tips and tricks for maintaining your septic system on our website! If you have questions or concerns about your septic system, give us a call. bit.ly/3RzwjEU

We recommended getting your septic tank pumped every three to five years. However, this may vary depending on how many people live in your home and the size of your tank. Give us a call if you think it’s time to schedule our services.

When was the last time you had your septic tank pumped? If you don’t have an answer, it’s time to give us a call!

“Contracted Clark Septic for a clean-out and inspection prior to buying our home in Winter Springs. My wife and I couldn't be happier with their professionalism and customer service. We highly recommend them to anyone who needs honest and fair prices. Great business!” – Sean R.

A common sign that your drain field is leaking or has a problem is if you smell a bad odor in your backyard. Give us a call right away if you suspect there’s an issue with your drain field.

We take the time to do our job with quality and care, keeping you informed every step of the way so that you are confident in your septic system. We are proud to offer excellent service to each of our clients. ow.ly/qN9V50LsNUu #clarkseptic #septictanks

Thank you for the kind words, Roberto! We take great pride in offering honest and trustworthy septic services, so when we talk to you about options, you can trust that we have your best interests at heart. Call us today -- we'd love to help. ow.ly/EtP150LsO3N #homesweethome

Have you started your post-holiday cleanup? After multiple guests have visited your house during the holidays, getting your septic tank inspected and pumped is always a good idea. Our expert septic services will give you a fresh start for your home in the new year.

What can you expect during the septic installation process? Check out our latest #infographic to find out! ow.ly/KSCR50SUooM

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