Septic systems play a crucial role in managing wastewater in areas without centralized sewer systems. However, installing and maintaining septic systems in hilly or uneven terrain, ever so present in the Ohio/Kentucky/West Virginia Tri-State area, poses unique challenges. [...]
Proper preparation of your septic system for winter is crucial to ensure its functionality and longevity during the cold months. Freezing temperatures and increased household water usage during the holiday season can place significant stress on your system. [...]
Septic systems are an essential part of wastewater management for homes that are not connected to a municipal sewer system. While they are generally effective and long-lasting, septic systems can fail due to various factors, many of which [...]
Maintaining your septic system is crucial for several reasons, as it directly impacts the longevity of the system, the health of the environment, and the safety of your household. A well-functioning septic system efficiently treats wastewater, preventing it [...]
It seems most people, especially the male members of the species, either believe themselves to be handy enough to handle basic property maintenance, or at least tell people they are. Your septic system, though, isn’t quite the same [...]
A recreational vehicle can be the perfect utility knife when you need a little extra space to stay at your place. Lots of family in town? Some houseguests who prefer a little extra privacy? Someone you know moving [...]
Keeping your septic system running as it should is partially a matter of good fortune, as environmental factors could be involved. But maintenance of the system, to a large degree, is in the hands of the owner and [...]
Congratulations! You’ve decided it’s time to join the more than 60 million people in the United States, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, whose homes are served by septic systems. As with many if not most major [...]
The symbolism of roots – putting them down; using them to hold on – holds great meaning in metaphors and similes. The reason for that is rooted in the literal – they are a great deterrent to erosion [...]
Everyone knows the electricity will go out from time to time, be it because of ice or wind knocking down trees and taking out power lines, an automobile accident taking out a pole, or, God forbid, running out [...]