Fariss Excavating & Grading

Fariss Excavating & Grading Fariss Septic Tank Service has been proudly installing and maintaining your septic system as well as performing lawn excavations for over 50 years.

A septic system is designed for residential sewage disposal when sewers are not available. It normally consists of a tank(s) used for settling the solids and a system of trenches that uses either gravity or a pump system to distribute the remaining waste fluids to be neutralized of contaminates by yard soil. Fariss services will provide you with the solutions to your septic tank problems!

05/02/2024

If you are selling your home, you can use your septic system as a selling point. Have it inspected and bring it up to code, making all the necessary improvements and changes. Once this is done, make sure potential buyers are aware of it. All things being equal, buyers will select the structure with the better septic system.

04/30/2024

Some septic systems utilize a pressure dosing effluent removal system build that uses drip lines. These systems employ a network of drip trenches with pipes to receive effluent from the pumps at a rate sufficient to allow slow dripping into the trench and, subsequently, the soil.

04/25/2024

Did you know that flushing or pouring chemicals down the drain can significantly damage your septic system? This is because many common household chemicals can end up killing the very bacteria that are needed to break down solids in your tank.

04/23/2024

If the pipes in your bathroom are old, corroded or weak, you may experience a rather unpleasant p**p explosion. A bad toilet could also cause a broken pipe to leak sewage into your home.

04/18/2024

Before replacing the spray head on an effluent disposing sprinkler, run the pump by raising the float using a wire hook and lower the water almost to the automatic shut off point to make sure there are no leaks in the system’s lines.

04/16/2024

It's important to ensure you have enough bacteria in your septic tank because it's the bacteria that turns the solid waste into a liquid, which leaves your septic system as new wastewater enters the tank.

04/11/2024

In a septic system, the tank itself serves a variety of purposes. This includes the treatment of waste water, the storage and digestion of solids/scum, conditioning of waste water for further treatment, flow modulation, and protection of drainfield components.

04/09/2024

Did you know that your septic tank is will require more frequent pumping than the recommended 3-5 years if a garbage disposal is used? The use of a garbage disposal adds to the amount of suspended solids entering the tank.

04/04/2024

Be careful when planting trees on your property. If they are placed too close to the septic drain field, there is a tremendous risk of root invasion into the lines in the field. If this happens, either the trees will need to come down or the drainage field moved.

04/02/2024

Septic tank owners can maintain their system by not pouring grease or hazardous chemicals down the drain, keeping the septic tank uncovered by swimming pools or asphalt, and not planting grass on the drain field. Some professionals recommend an enzyme to add advantageous bacteria to your septic system.

03/28/2024

While you may have known exactly what to do to care for your home’s municipal plumbing system before you moved, a septic system can be a bit more temperamental. Remember, our team is always happy to help you learn more about the required maintenance for your system.

03/26/2024

When sewer pipe systems back up, there are a number of ways to clear them. Here are a few: high pressure water jet cleaning, sewer snaking, sewer and drain line replacement and trenchless sewer line repair.

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Bedford, VA
24523

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