Mason Rickner

If you've ever experienced the unsettling sound of a septic alarm going off in your home, you know it can trigger immediate concern and a sense of urgency. A septic alarm is designed to alert homeowners when there's a potential issue with their septic system, and ignoring it can lead to messy and costly consequences. So, who should you call when your septic alarm goes off, and why is it crucial to act quickly? Let's delve into the answers.

As the proud owner of K&M Excavation and Septic, I often find myself pondering questions about the longevity and durability of septic systems. One question that frequently arises is: Can a septic tank last 50 years? Today, I want to delve into this inquiry and shed some light on what factors contribute to the lifespan of a septic tank.

When it comes to selecting a septic aerator, the choices can seem overwhelming. From budget-friendly options to high-end models boasting superior build quality and performance, homeowners must weigh their priorities against their budget. Here, we break down three aerator options tailored to different preferences and budgets: