Expert Wastewater Treatment Systems Services

G&R Plumbing is the most reputed company providing sewer treatment system services to all residential and commercial sectors. We are capable of handling any kind of job that you throw at us. Our services include: Sewer cleaning and repair

We are experts in sewer treatment system services including the installation, repairing, and maintenance of the system. Our skilled professionals at G&R Plumbing come highly qualified who can assist you with your needs.

Residential wastewater treatment systems are critical for the health of the environment, your home, and those who live in it. G&R Plumbing specializes in residential wastewater treatment systems; offering quality solutions for any wastewater treatment issue. We have technicians on staff that can handle any of your needs when it comes to residential wastewater treatment systems.

If your septic system is malfunctioning or you are just looking to fix a plumbing problem, you can count on G&R Plumbing & Remodeling. We can repair all types of systems, including Vertical, Horizontal, and Pressure Jet. We are experts in all field of plumbing repair, so whether you need a gas line replaced or your water line running to the house repaired, we can handle it. We’ve been in business for over 40 years and continually strive to provide the best service in the Greater Cincinnati area.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, 70% of homes in America are estimated to have a buried septic tank system.

Many people use analogies such as shining a flashlight into their toilet bowl with no water or turning on all the faucets in their house when investigating potential problems with this type of system. But there is one definitive way to test if your problem lies with your toilets, and not your septic tank—testing for the amount of water flowing from each fixture already tells you which fixtures can be ruled out as possible sources for flooding.

How can I tell if I need to replace my septic system?

It's safe to say that while a lot of people know what a septic tank is and what it does, not many of us would know how to tell when the time comes for a replacement.

Our plumbers at G&R Plumbing take great pride in keeping our customers informed so they don't have to guess at what they should do in a given situation. Today we're going to talk about how you can tell if your septic tank has reached the end of its lifespan.

Leak detection:

One of the first signs that you might need to repair your leach field is noticing a wet or damp area in your yard. If this occurs, be sure to have it inspected right away by a qualified professional because these leakages can infiltrate and cause damage inside homes as well as function as an excellent breeding ground for mosquitoes.

Sinking land:

As rain water collects at the bottom of your property it may lead to change in how the land sinks. Experienced plumbers from G&R Plumbing will use topographical measurements taken before and after this flooding event with help from laser levelers to determine if there has been any settling on site. This settlement could indicate problems like faulty leach lines, inadequate coverage, and pipe erosion which also will require service.

While a leach field can be used to dispose of wastewater from your home or property, it can also be a key component to improving soil conditions. Other than bad smells, these field systems can collect other potentially harmful substances such as bacteria, organic matter and chemicals that may seep into the groundwater.

To ensure that your leach field holds up for years to come, here are a few tips to ensure it is working efficiently:

Leach Field Repair Tips:

Test Your Soil - It is recommended that you test your soil at least once a year. This will help determine whether or not you need to increase the size of your leach field and if any additional amendments are needed in order to improve the soil conditions in your leach field. The addition of organic matter such as wood chips or compost may be required if the soil is compacted.

Dealing with septic tank and leach field repair is an inconvenient necessity at times that septic system owners face. A well-maintained septic tank will face less repairs over the lifetime of the tank. Obtaining a septic inspection report is a good start to knowing what you are getting yourself into and whether or not there are septic tank and leach line repairs ahead on a potential piece of property you’re interested in purchasing.