Has anyone ever told you something good about a company they’ve done business with? They’re very excited about the price, or the good customer service, and they want you to get that same great service? This type of advertising is called ‘word of mouth’ advertising and it’s that type of advertising every company strives to get. If you live in the Bellingham WA area, or you’re building a home there, you’ll most likely need to have a good septic company come out to help you with your septic system. You’ll want to call one of the companies that receive high recommendations by your neighbors who also have septic systems.
Many people don’t understand why they have to have a septic system, what it does, how to take care of it and what it will cost to have one installed. There are also guidelines, rules and laws of the municipality that must be followed so that everything is up to code when it’s completed. Companies are doing everything they can to protect the Earth’s environment in their particular area of the state of Washington State by cleaning and recycling waste to farmlands or using it for fuels and other soil enhancements.
When you hire a septic company in Bellingham WA to install, repair, pump out, or replace your septic, it’s wise to call a septic company other residents in your community trust. Call the one who is receiving the ‘word of mouth’ advertising spoken of earlier. They educate the public about how a septic system should be treated. It’s actually a very delicate system with good bacteria working day and night to clean the waste inside the tank. Nothing harmful should be flushed down your toilets. Plastics, chemicals and other harmful substances will kill off the good bacteria, ending with a useless system that won’t work properly.
To most people, once the toilet is flushed and their shower is over with there is never a thought to the septic system or what is going on under the ground of the home until it backs up, the toilet overflows, sewage comes into the home or there is a horrible smell in the home. That’s the day everyone remembers the septic tank.
