Reeds Excavating and Septic Service, Inc

09/17/2026

Septic Safe Week is here!
💧This week, we’re talking about something that has a big impact on the health of
your septic system: what goes down your drain.
Your toilet and drains are not trash cans. Flushing or pouring the wrong things
down the drain can clog pipes, damage your septic system, and lead to costly
repairs.
Remember:
• Only flush toilet paper and human waste
• Never flush wipes, even those labeled “flushable”
• Keep grease, fats, oils, chemicals, and medications out of your drains
• Be mindful of what goes down your sink, shower, and toilet
What goes down your drain doesn’t just disappear. It ends up in your septic
system!
Small changes can help protect your system, your wallet, and our environment.
Let’s keep our septic systems safe and working properly!💧
❓Questions? Call us!
📞812-988-2255
📧[email protected]
🕗Monday-Friday 8AM-4PM

09/17/2026

🚽 Septic Safe Week: Pump Your Tank!
A healthy septic system needs regular maintenance, and one of the most important things you
can do is have your septic tank pumped regularly.
Over time, solids build up in your tank. If they aren’t removed, they can reduce your system’s
effectiveness and potentially lead to backups, costly repairs, or damage to your drainfield.
Keep your septic system flowing smoothly:
• Have your septic tank inspected and pumped regularly.
• Keep track of when your tank was last pumped.
• Don’t wait until you have a problem to schedule maintenance.
• Protect your drainfield by avoiding parking or driving heavy vehicles over it.
Taking care of your septic system today can help prevent a messy—and expensive—problem tomorrow!
💧 A little maintenance goes a long way.


❓ Questions? Call us!
📞 812-988-2255
📧 [email protected]
🕗 Monday-Friday 8AM-4PM

08/01/2026

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03/12/2026

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Most people have no idea what happens after they flush the toilet.

Those “flushable” wipes people love? They’re causing over $400 million in damage every year to sewer systems across the United States.

Here’s the problem:
Toilet paper is designed to break down in water.
Wipes are designed to stay strong when wet.

So when they get flushed, they travel through the sewer system almost completely intact. They start snagging on pipes and pumps, then grab grease, hair, and other debris until massive clogs form.

These clogs jam pumps, block sewer lines, cause sewage backups, and can even lead to raw sewage spilling into rivers and creeks.

Cities spend millions every year clearing wipes out of sewer infrastructure… and that cost ends up on taxpayers’ utility bills.

The rule is simple:
Only flush the 3 P’s! P*e, Poo, and (Toilet) Paper.

Everything else belongs in the trash

02/19/2026

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