DRAIN LINE REPAIR IN DAHLONEGA, GA
Need a Drain Line Repair? Look no further! Chris Mote’s Pumping Service is here to help. Our trusted team of certified installers is here to work on your next septic installation, addition, or repair.
How Do I Know That I Need a Drain Line Repair?
What Causes a Drain Field to Malfunction?
drain field malfunctions when the lines are either damaged or the ground becomes so saturated, that water can’t drain properly. Sometimes, drain field problems are aggravated with wet weather. If you see extremely wet areas in your yard, particularly when it’s already wet outside, that can be a symptom of
Driving over the lines with large vehicles or equipment can cause the lines to collapse, which means water can’t drain properly. Avoid parking on field lines (or septic tanks for that matter) for extended periods of time. If you’re working with heavy equipment in the yard, avoid the septic system area.
An excessive root problems can also be the culprit for field line problems. Roots filling the lines can also cause poor drainage and eventually a septic back up.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the steps for a field line repair?
The steps for a field line repair involve several key procedures. First, the yard is probed to locate the field lines, and then a mini-x machine is used to dig down and find the actual line. It’s important to check the water level in the septic tank, even if it has been recently pumped. If the water level is high, it must be pumped down to remove excess liquid. The next step is to locate the back of the septic tank and dig down to find the pipe that connects to the drain field. Further probing of the yard helps determine the exact location of the field lines. Once the general area is identified, excavation work is done to uncover the field line. Typically, issues such as tree roots causing damage are addressed during this phase. When the damaged field line is located, a trench is dug from the line to the septic tank. A new pipe is then laid down, connecting the line to the tank, and the trench is filled in to complete the repair process.
How can you keep your septic system working properly and protect the drain field?
To maintain the proper functioning of your septic system and protect the drain field, follow these essential steps
1. Ensure proper installation and burial of the new line.
2. Perform regular maintenance checks on your septic system
.3. Familiarize yourself with the precise location of both the septic tank and drain field (field lines).
4. Prevent heavy equipment or vehicles from driving over the drain field to avoid damage.
5. Refrain from planting any trees or bushes near the septic tank or drain field, as their roots can interfere with the system.
6. Consult with a professionals at Chris Mote’s septic tank company to establish a regular maintenance schedule tailored to your system’s needs.
7. Keep yourself informed by reading additional tips and advice on septic system care from reliable sources like Chris Mote’s Pumping Service.
