We’re experts in drain fields, offering installation, replacement, and repair services.
Drain fields are essential components in nearly all septic systems, including those placed on both residential and commercial properties. As waste and wastewater move through the drains within the structure, the materials move through the pipes and into a septic tank. This tank is buried beneath the ground and allows layers of solids to form while liquid wastewater remains at the top. Here, it undergoes treatment and moves out through another set of pipes, where it enters the drain field.
The purpose of a drain field is to allow treated wastewater to go back into the soil on the property. It includes perforated pipes, which often sit within a layer of gravel that further filters all the liquid that moves through them. However, a problem with your drain field can wreak havoc on the function of the entire septic system. It’s one of the most vital components of the system, and its purpose cannot be understated. When you suspect a problem, it’s best to reach out to our team at Tampa Bay Septic for help. We’re experts in drain fields, offering installation, replacement, and repair services.
Some of the most common warning signs of trouble with drain fields include sewage backup within your home or business, sections of grass that look browner or greener than others, and water pooling up on your property. If you notice any of these issues, contact us, and we’ll send a technician to take a closer look and determine what needs to be done to prevent further problems. We work on properties located throughout Bradenton, Florida, so call today to learn more or schedule a service.
At Tampa Bay Septic, we offer services for drain fields in Tampa, Brandon, Clearwater, Palm Harbor, Indian River, Spring Hill, Orlando, Miami, Jacksonville, Fort Myers, Bradenton, Daytona Beach, and Brevard County, Florida.
