BAY STATE SEPTIC BLOG
Septic System Do’s and Don’ts
Being a septic system owner comes with a set of responsibilities. If you follow this simple list of septic system do’s and don’ts there will be many benefits. Taking regular care of your system by following this list will ensure that you do not need frequent system maintenance, you will not overspend on avoidable costs, and you will not need to replace your septic system. Be sure to keep this list handy to reference in […]
Read MoreTitle 5 Septic Inspections
If you have a septic system in your home and you live in Massachusetts, you may have heard of a Title 5 Inspection. Title 5 Inspections are an important aspect of septic system maintenance. This guide to Title 5 Inspections will teach you all about Title 5 Inspections and why they are important. What is a Title 5 Inspection? A Title 5 Inspection is a regulation of the Massachusetts State Environmental Code 310 CMR 15.000. […]
Read MoreWhy Septic Tank Pumping is so Important
While you may not think too much about your septic system because it does not require monthly or even yearly maintenance, you need to make sure you are getting your tank pumped and why you are getting it pumped. Regular septic system pumping will extend the life of your septic system and help prevent issues before they come up. Don’t wait until it’s too late to pump your septic system. We want to help you […]
Read MoreSeptic System FAQ’s for New Septic System Owners
If you have a septic system and are not sure what it is, what it does, and how to take care of it, these commonly asked questions will make you much more comfortable with your septic system. What is a Septic System? Septic systems are underground wastewater treatment structures, commonly used in rural areas without centralized sewer systems. They use a combination of nature and proven technology to treat wastewater from household plumbing produced […]
Read MoreAnaerobic Versus Aerobic Septic Systems
When you hear the words anaerobic and aerobic you may be thinking of exercise. Well, turns out these terms don’t only apply to exercise- they apply to septic systems as well. These terms refer to the bacteria that live in your septic system. Anaerobic bacteria do not need oxygen to live. Aerobic bacteria need oxygen to live. However, both types of bacteria are essential for breaking down the waste inside septic systems. It may seem […]
Read MoreTips for New Septic System Owners
If you are a first-time homeowner or have just moved into a new home with a septic system, then you may be a little bit confused on what you need to do as a septic system owner. While septic systems are not complicated and do not even require yearly upkeep, there are a few things you need to be aware of so that you can make sure your septic system stays in tip top shape. […]
Read MoreHow a Septic System Works
If you’re a new homeowner or have recently moved, you may find that your new home has a septic system. However, you may not know what a septic system is, what it does, and how it works. Here at Baystate, we deal with all things septic systems, including educating customers on how they work. Read on to find out everything you need to know about your new septic system. What is a Septic System? Septic […]
Read MoreThe Top Septic Tank Issues you may be Experiencing
If you’re reading this, it probably means that you have a septic system. Taking the time now to learn about septic system maintenance and potential signs of septic system issues will save you even more time and money in the long run. One of the things you should learn about now are potential problems with your septic system and what the warning signs are for these issues. Clogs One of the more common and frequent […]
Read MoreHow to Maintain Your Septic System
Septic system maintenance is not hard, complicated, or too expensive, but it is definitely important. Checking on your septic system is something that you should be sure to include in your yearly home maintenance checklist. At Bay State, we are here to help you with each part of septic system maintenance. Septic system upkeep comes down to four key elements: inspecting and pumping frequently, using water efficiently, properly disposing of waste, and maintaining your drainfield. […]
Read MoreWhy Maintaining Your Septic System is Important
You might be wondering why we stress the importance of maintaining your septic system so much. There are three reasons you should focus on septic system maintenance: septic systems are an integral part of your home’s functioning, well-maintained systems make for good resale value, and replacement for a poorly maintained septic system is very expensive. These reasons should be plenty to encourage you to schedule your yearly septic system maintenance. There are four essential services […]
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