5 Signs You Should Replace Your Septic Tank
Avalanche Septic Blog
by Chuck
1y ago
Your home’s septic system is a complex network of pumps, tanks, lines, and pipes. A problem with any single component can spell disaster for the entire thing. Of all the parts that comprise any property’s septic system, one of the most critical is the septic tank. If your tank is damaged, it’s important to get it replaced right away. Here at Avalanche Services, we’re proud to offer a wide range of septic system services, including full septic tank replacement. How do you know when your septic tank is failing, though? What are the warning signs to watch out for? And what kind of problems can a ..read more
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How Long Do Septic Pumps Last Before Needing Replacement?
Avalanche Septic Blog
by Chuck
1y ago
You probably don’t think about your septic system very often. As long as it does its job well, there’s rarely any need to. But like any other piece of home plumbing equipment, your septic system is made up of various parts that suffer gradual wear and tear over time. One of the most critical parts of your septic system is the septic pump. The average lifespan of a septic pump is about 10-15 years, but there are a number of other factors that can affect how long your septic system lasts, including the makeup of the soil around your tank  With over 30 years of experience offering both resid ..read more
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4 Signs That Your Septic Pump Needs Replacing
Avalanche Septic Blog
by Chuck
1y ago
Septic systems are incredible pieces of technology. All their moving parts work together completely independently to collect and remove sewage waste from your home, and all without you even having to think about it. That’s most of the time, though. Even the greatest machinery is still just that: human-made technology that does break down once in a while. As with anything, you can always work to reduce incidents of total part replacements by keeping up with regular maintenance, but sometimes, age or condition just prove too much. Your septic pump is that way. It works its tail off to move the w ..read more
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Septic Tank Installation and Pricing: Your 2022 Guide
Avalanche Septic Blog
by Chuck
1y ago
Money makes the world go round, which is why it’s always a good idea to do your research before making a major purchase or paying for a large home improvement project. A little preparation goes a long way towards helping you budget effectively while avoiding sticker shock. If you’re buying or constructing a building that doesn’t have access to a municipal sewer system, one thing you’ve probably been wondering is the cost and process of installing a septic tank. Homes and businesses with their own private septic tanks have many advantages over those connected to municipal sewers—they’re safer a ..read more
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What to Know About Septic Inspections When Buying a House
Avalanche Septic Blog
by Chuck
1y ago
Buying a house is always an exciting prospect, but it can also be overwhelming. There are a lot of things to consider when deciding which property is right for you. Do you want a newly built home or a fixer-upper? What kind of mortgage loans are you eligible for? What is the local neighborhood like? One thing you may not consider is the state of your new home’s septic system, but you should. Just like electric wiring, the plumbing and septic system is essential to a house’s internal workings. An old, damaged, or malfunctioning septic system is not merely an inconvenience; it can also be extrem ..read more
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How to Know If You Need to Repair or Replace Your Septic Tank
Avalanche Septic Blog
by Chuck
1y ago
Though the average lifespan of a septic tank is usually around 10-15 years, that doesn’t mean disaster can’t strike at any time. Misuse, overuse, or environmental factors can all play roles in the degradation of a septic tank. If enough damage accumulates, you might need to replace it entirely sooner rather than later. Luckily, whether you need basic repairs or a full replacement, Avalanche Services can help. We happily provide both residential septic tank services and commercial septic tank services to all customers in and around the Poconos Mountains and Lake Wallenpaupack areas. So, how do ..read more
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6 Questions to Ask During a Septic Inspection
Avalanche Septic Blog
by Chuck
1y ago
When buying a home, it pays to know what you’re getting yourself into. A property that looks nice on the outside doesn’t amount to much if the internal workings are in poor condition. Indeed, you could end up forking over even more money for repairs or replacements if it turns out there are structural, electrical, or plumbing problems. One thing that people sometimes overlook when investigating their housing options is the importance of septic tank inspections. Making sure a property’s septic system functions properly makes all the difference when deciding if that property is going to be the h ..read more
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