Central is definitely the top choice for septic tank pumping services in Lakemore, Ohio. Our experienced and certified technicians use advanced technology, best-practice pumping methods, and the latest equipment to ensure your tank is effectively serviced. Our commitment to local environmental regulations means that the cleaning process is done in a safe, environmentally friendly way. By having your septic tank pumped regularly, you can ensure that your system is running at peak efficiency and the lifetime of your tank is maximized. Having regular maintenance can also prevent system failures due to clogs, overflows, or backups that can lead to serious damage or costly repairs. Additionally, pumping your tank keeps your system running smoothly, and can help you avoid the associated health and environmental hazards of a malfunctioning septic system. At Central, we are dedicated to providing top-notch septic tank pumping services to keep your system operating effectively and safely for years to come.

Septic tanks that are nearing capacity can cause a range of issues including slow drains, foul odors, and water pooling in the yard. Slow drains in the home or sewage backups can be a sign that the septic tank is full and needs to be pumped or inspected to avoid more severe problems. Foul odors emanating from the septic tank or from drains inside the home are another sign that the tank may be full or about to become full. Lastly, pooling water in the yard around the septic tank or in the drainfield, is another indication that the tank may be full and needs to be pumped out or inspected. While these are all signs that the septic tank could be nearing capacity, it is important to note that the only way to properly diagnose a problem with a septic system is through an onsite inspection and professional diagnosis by a licensed septic contractor. The timely pumping of the septic tank can help avoid more severe septic system issues that come along with overflow or complete failure of the septic system, and it's important that the tank be pumped out when it reaches its recommended capacity.