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The Warning Signs: When to Call for Septic Tank Repair 

As you utilize your home’s plumbing system you might note a few things have been off of late. For instance, is there a slow drainage when you flush the toilets, or is water backing up into the toilets, sinks, or tubs? Is there an unusual gurgling sound, which accompanies every flush of the toilet, or each time you run the water? Do you notice any changes in your back yard where the septic tank is located? Are there obviously soggy areas in your lawn with depressions forming in the soil? Do parts of your grass exhibit a much darker green color than other sections of your lawn? Have you noticed unpleasant odors wafting about your property?

The truth is, any of these signs can be potential warning flags of serious septic tank system failure in your future. A typical septic tank system is composed of four primary components: the septic tank, pipes leading from your home to the tank, a drain field, and the soil itself.