Septic Tank Pumping in New Boston, NH
We know that septic tank services can be one of the most costly items in any home — and that it’s easy to overlook routine septic service until an issue arises. Thankfully with regular pumping, your efficient system should run well for years to come! You can count on Townes Septic Service for quality New Boston septic pumping and a complete inspection of your system.
What’s included in septic pumping?
Townes is your go-to team for reliable septic pumping. Our streamlined approach to caring for all aspects of the system ensures that it will stay in good working order, which helps keep costs down while maintaining quality and extending its life span.
Our standard New Boston septic pumping includes:
Inspection of the baffles and condition of the tank.
Core sampling to check scum, effluent, and sludge layer thickness. This practice helps us understand how your family is using the system.
Sludge scrub to ensure the heavy sludge IS removed from the bottom of the tank.
Underground locating of hard-to-find tanks.
Filter cleaning (if present).
Riser and lid installations and repairs.
Repairs of the baffles and the pump itself as needed.
How often should a septic tank be pumped?
A few factors affect New Boston septic pumping, but generally speaking, the more water you use, the more often you will need to schedule experienced services. If you’re concerned about your tank, you can look for several warning signs like —
Soft soil around the septic tank area
Toilets and drains backing up
Foul odors
NH DES generally recommends that you get your tanks serviced once every 2-3 years to avoid these issues.
What is septic tank pumping cost?
Having a septic tank servicing your home, you exchange a city sewage bill for routine septic tank pumping. National averages run about $350 for a septic cleaning, but a few elements go into pricing, including the tank’s size, digging of tank lids, or issues uncovered during the tank servicing. Once we’ve seen your tank, we’ll be able to give you a firm quote.
If you plan for proper septic service, your system can last for years! To have an excellent working system, you need three things —
Regular septic tank pumping. Scheduling septic pumping every 2 to 3 years (or as recommended) ensures that the system won’t be overburdened.
A quality septic system. The right system design for your land and home is essential to help your system last.
Enough aggregate. Incorporating the appropriate amount of aggregate sets up your leach drains to operate effectively.
Contact Townes Septic Service
Reach out to our locally owned and family-operated company to see what sets us apart. Enjoy upfront New Boston septic pumping and pricing options with unmatched service. We love giving our neighbors top-notch resources and can help your system work for years.