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BEST SEPTIC...Serving Sebastian,Micco,Vero Beach,Brevard County,Indian River..BEST SEPTIC.

Best Septic is a family owned business committed to providing outstanding customer service at reasonable prices.

We take pride in our work and it shows! We have 13 years experience in the septic maintenance field in Indian River County

and more than 20 years in the state of Florida.

Our Family is here to assure you prompt and professional service. Our name and reputation are well respected

and we would like the opportunity to show you that quality and honesty go hand in hand with us.

Your neighborhood professionals.

Service within 24 hours.

Lic.# 93-1038 State of Florida Health Dept

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Sebastian (772) 589-5181

Brevard (772) 664-1400

Vero (772) 234-0740

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Below are some helpful tips along with typical warning signs that you can look for. You can save your self a lot of heartache and Money by having your system serviced and maintained on a regular basis. Call us right away if you should begin to see warning signs

Septic Systems
A Septic system is a way to dispose of household waste-water in a sanitary fashion. Heavy sewage particles settle out and collect at the bottom of the tank as sludge. While bacteria consumes most of this matter, some of it is not biodegradable and must be pumped out when the tank is full.

Inside the outlet Tee is a filter approximately 4” x 16” long, constructed of strong plastic. Solids filtered out of the effluent stream attach to the vertical cylinder wall and drop to the bottom of the tank when the tank is in a resting state. This keeps sludge from entering into the drain field thereby causing clogging. It is easily cleaned at the time of pumping.

Warning Signals

	Sluggishness when flushing toilet.
	Any plumbing backups.
	Gurgling sounds in the plumbing.
	Grass in the yard growing j faster and greener in one particular area.
	Ground mush underfoot.
	Obnoxious odors inside or outside.
	Low spots beginning to appear in yard, whether or not any of the above symptoms have occurred.

Do’s

	Know the location and capacity of your septic tank system.
	Have a qualified person inspect the tank every two to three years.
	Have tank pumped when the combined depth of the sludge and scum equals 1/3 of the tank liquid volume.
	Install the system so that rainfall and surface water will flow away from the drainfield. Water from a roof should not discharge onto the drainfield.
	Grow grass or small plants above the system.
	Install water conservation fixtures or devices to reduce the total volume of water entering the system.
	Keep plumbing fixtures such as toilets and faucets in good repair to prevent leakage/wasting of water.

Don’ts

	Never flush paper towels, newspapers, wrapping paper, rags or sticks into the system.
	Never allow large, irregular, intermittent or constant volumes of clear water into the system, as with a leaking toilet or faucet.
	Never over-use ordinary household cleaning chemicals that will be flushed into the system.
	Never pour out or empty hobby or home industry chemicals into the system.
	Never allow waste from water softeners to enter the system.
	Never allow grease or other bulky waste to enter the system.
	Never flush toxic materials such as pesticides into the system.
	Never plant trees or shrubbery in the drainfield. Never allow vehicles (cars, trucks, etc.) to drive across or park on the drainfield. (Protect it from being crushed).
	Never waste water.

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This page was last updated on 07/04/07.

Brevard

(772) 664-1400

Sebastian

(772) 589-5181

Vero

(772) 234-0740

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