R & R Septic & Sewer Service

R & R Septic & Sewer Service R & R Septic and Sewer has been serving Will, DuPage, Kendall & Grundy Counties since 1978.

We are family owned business and we are chosen over others because of our fast, professional and reliable service. R & R Septic and Sewer services include but are not limited to: Tank pumping repair and installation Hydro jetting and sewer rodding Tank and grease trap cleaning Power rodding< Water line inspection and repair.Sump pump and ejector pump install.Video inspection Tree root removal Com

bination pipe and catch basin cleaning.Prompt courteous service, video inspections, & tree root removal.Call R & R Septic and Sewer today for your Free estimate.

05/02/2024

Septic tank maintenance sleeves are a good addition to your system. Basically, the sleeve inserts into the outlet of the tank to block off flow, thereby preventing built up solids and unfiltered effluent from exiting the tank when the filter is removed, keeping the system consistently protected.

04/30/2024

Did you know that anti-bacterial solutions may make your septic system less efficient at doing its job? This is because such formulations kill off and inhibit the bacteria in the tank that's needed to break down the wastewater, thus delaying decomposition.

04/25/2024

Ideally, the wastewater that goes through your septic systems drain field should be absorbed very quickly, fast enough that you don’t even notice it. If you’re seeing any sogginess or dampness in your drain field, then it could benefit from a repair.

04/23/2024

It’s important that you never wait too long to have your septic tank pumped out and cleaned. Failure to do so can both leave the septic tank in an unsalvageable condition and cause permanent damage to your drainfield, very costly repairs.

04/18/2024

It can be easy to think that a septic tank system is used to dispose of wastewater. Actually, that's only partly right. The big difference between a septic system and a cesspool is that a septic system has bacteria to treat the wastewater before it drains.

04/16/2024

If you're just learning about septic systems, it's easy to conclude that the tank is where the action is. That's not quite true, though. Where the tank is necessary for storing and "sorting" waste, the leach or drain field is where most of the waste treatment takes place.

04/11/2024

A backed-up septic tank causes a corresponding reaction in the drain field, often flooding it with sludge and other unpleasant materials. Most often septic system failures are a result of an outdated system, bad filters, broken or missing drain field pipes, hardened or frozen drain fields, or tree roots or other obstructions cutting oxygen to the drain field.

04/09/2024

Did you know that the first bathroom was built in Britain after the long and grubby interlude of the Middle Ages? This 17th-century bathing room was recently found in a castle that belonged to Sir William Cavendish, an English aristocrat.

04/04/2024

In areas that have wet soils or that have subsurface or surface groundwater, intercept drains (or curtain drains) can be installed that will counter the effects of these conditions and allow the drain field to better accept effluent.

04/02/2024

Did you know that once we install your septic tank system, it will need minimal maintenance over its life span? In addition, most septic tanks are energy efficient as well, as little is required for their operation.

03/28/2024

Keep in mind that any landscaping or plants in and around your drain field should appear just as healthy as the surrounding areas. If you begin to notice that the drain field is becoming overly green, this is a sign of an issue: probably that the wastewater is rising underground rather than leaching properly.

03/26/2024

There are two main ways to restore the field bed on your septic drain field. The first is a mechanical method. It involves fracturing the soil to create space for the wastewater. The other is chemical or bacterial, which breaks down bonds to open the soil up.

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Shorewood, IL
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