Central is the preferred septic tank cleaning service in Clinton, Ohio because of its commitment to offering a comprehensive cleaning. Through our rigorous training program and advanced safety certifications, our technicians are well-versed in proper and efficient septic tank cleaning. From the initial inspection to the final tank pumping, we will ensure your septic tank is clean and functioning properly. We also take the necessary steps to ensure our services are in line with all local environmental regulations and safety codes, ensuring the quality of your health and home is never compromised. By regularly cleaning your septic tank, you’re also protecting yourself from potential, costly repair or replacement of the septic system. A properly functioning system is key to a healthy septic tank and can greatly improve its longevity by preventing buildup and clogs. Investing in regular cleaning and servicing of your tank from Central will keep your septic system running smoothly for years to come.

Septic tank cleaning frequency is an important factor in achieving optimal system performance and longevity. Household size, tank size, and the volume of waste generated are key variables that affect the recommended septic tank cleaning frequency. Generally, septic tanks should be cleaned every three to five years, or when the liquids are one foot from the outlet. For households with small to average size, septic tanks should be cleaned every three to five years. For households with large size, the tank should be cleaned more frequently, ideally every two years. Larger septic tanks should also be cleaned more often than the recommended frequency. The amount of waste generated will also affect the septic tank cleaning frequency, with more waste requiring more frequent cleaning. Regular septic tank cleaning is important for optimal system performance and longevity. When septic tanks are full, wastewater can go back into the tank due to an inability for new wastewater to enter the absorption area. This can cause septic system problems including blocked lines, tank failure, and system backup. Furthermore, solid waste can reduce absorption area and/or block the exit of septic tank effluent. Keeping the septic tank at an appropriate level by regular cleaning can help avoid expensive problems down the road.