West Michigan Septic Sewer & Drain

Sewer back-up  can result in a great deal of damage to homes, including the development of mold problems and of course bacteria from sewage that has entered the home. It requires immediate proper clean-up that stops the damage to carpets, walls, furniture and other personal property that will be costly to replace. Avoiding Sewer Back-Up Prevention is always better than dealing with damage. Have a full evaluation done by evaluation done by West Michigan Septic Sewer and Drain Service . There are several things you can do to prevent sewer back-up from destroying your home and property: ·          Install sump pumps and check regularly to ensure they are in good working order ·          Have backflow valves installed in your home ·          Ensure that your property has good drainage – a slope that moves away from your home is best ·          Have plugs ready for all drains and toilets ·          Keep all of your eaves troughs and downspouts clean and clear to allow proper

Many are already beginning to see the early signs of spring, the sun shining, birds chirping and snow melting away! This comes as a huge relief to many, but it also raises many concerns as you begin to see flooding. Flooding can lead to many issues, but one issue many people overlook is the effects it can have on their  septic system in Holland, Allendale, Whitehall, Coopersville, Muskegon, and Twin Lake. Excessive water leaking into your drain field and tank can be very hard on your system causing tank levels to rise and ponds to occur above their field. However, if we take some precautionary steps we can  avoid these septic system problems. Call  West Michigan Septic Sewer and Drain Services  for an inspection and preventative maintenance. Now it's time to get ready  for spring cleaning your septic systems in Michigan.  While you're making the plans, don't forget to add septic care to your list. Your septic has been buried under frozen soil for the last few months