Understanding In-Office Consultations for Alternative Treatment Technologies at Lil Stinky’s Maintaining a septic system is a critical aspect of homeownership, especially for those living in rural areas where municipal sewage systems aren’t available. While traditional septic systems are effective, alternative treatment technologies offer enhanced wastewater treatment and environmental protection. At Lil Stinky Environmental Services, we […]

Introduction Owning a home with a septic system in Oregon comes with its own set of responsibilities, one of which is ensuring that the septic tank operates smoothly and efficiently. However, sometimes unexpected issues arise that require emergency septic pumping. Understanding what can lead to these urgent situations is crucial for homeowners to prevent potential

Understanding best practices related to septic tanks in Oregon is essential for homeowners to maintain a healthy and compliant wastewater management system. Here are key points you need to know: 1. Regulations and Permits: 2. Site Evaluation and Design: 3. Installation: 4. System Maintenance: 5. Reporting Requirements: 6. Replacement and Repairs: 7. Environmental Considerations: 8. Local Variations: 9. Professional Assistance: Being aware of and following

We Offer Emergency Septic Pumping Near You! Septic tanks are designed to hold solid waste and allow bacteria to break it down, separating liquids for absorption into the soil. Over time, solid waste accumulates, reducing the tank’s capacity and potentially causing blockages. Regular septic pumping is the key to preventing these issues, ensuring the system operates

When it comes to managing wastewater in areas without access to a municipal sewage system, septic systems play a vital role. These underground wastewater treatment systems are a common choice for residential and commercial properties in rural and suburban areas. In this article, we will delve into the various types of septic systems, examine their

In the constant pursuit of more sustainable and efficient waste management solutions, homeowners with septic systems may find themselves exploring alternatives to traditional sand filters. While sand filters have been a common component in septic systems,  advancements in technology and a growing awareness of environmental concerns have led many to consider upgrading to alternative treatment

Original post from https://www.redfin.com/blog/maintaining-septic-tanks-and-sewer-lines/ September 10, 2020 by Julia Weaver Whether you live in a beach house in Jamestown, RI or a cabin near Portland, OR,  your home has a septic system or a sewer system. Septic tanks and sewer lines differ in many ways, but also offer many of the same benefits. Basically, both systems offer reliable drainage of

What’s really going on under the ground?  Many septic tank owners don’t really know what a septic tank does, or how important its functionality is to our environment. Knowing how it works, can help you to better take care of your system and get a longer life out of it.  A system consists of several

 What to do before buying a house with a septic tank! In our last blog post we talked about the most important things to know when owning a septic system, but this post is about what to know before you buy a home with a septic system. Don’t fret, if you already own a septic system but haven’t done

What you need to know when buying a house with a septic tank. Bought a home with a septic tank? Where do we go from here? Thankfully, owning a septic tank doesn’t need to be scary or intimidating. Below are two main things you should know to take care of your septic tank! Pumping every