San Pedro Septic Tank Repair

Ensuring Your Septic System Operates Safely and Efficiently

Is your septic system showing signs of problems? At Drain Force Plumbing, we provide safe and reliable septic system repair solutions that customers can trust. Your septic tank can become compromised in many ways, and the best thing you can do to protect your system is to ensure you make any necessary repairs as soon as possible. Common issues like cracked pipes or faulty lids can take your system offline and create problems throughout your property. You can’t risk the safety or cleanliness of your home and property. Reach out to our team today to schedule an appointment.

Our San Pedro septic tank repair experts can assess your system for issues and create a repair strategy today. Contact us online or give us a call at (310) 363-8955.

Identifying Common Causes of Septic System Issues

At Drain Force Plumbing, we’ve provided reliable plumbing services to the residents of the San Pedro area for many years. Our skilled and experienced technicians can address your system's repair issues with just a short assessment.

The most common septic tank problems are caused by:

• System Clogs & Backups: A septic system needs to be pumped to prevent solid waste from accumulating at the bottom of your tank. When the solid waste in your tank isn’t removed, it can overwhelm your system, and there will not be any room left for anything else to enter the tank. Waste can be pushed back into a home through plumbing fixtures when there's no room left in a septic tank.
• Tree Roots: The roots of trees around your property grow without concern for anything else in their path. They are strong and grow with determination. It’s not uncommon for an unruly tree to damage plumbing and septic systems.
• Leaks: Your septic line or tank can develop leaks from damage. You may not notice or be aware your system has been damaged, leading to seriously hazardous raw sewage spilling into your home and yard.

Your system can become riddled with problems when neglected or allowed to operate for long periods without regular maintenance. Septic tank issues happen, and when they do, you need a service provider to call to ensure you have the repair solutions you need to restore your system.

Comprehensive Septic System Repair Services in San Pedro

It’s easy to forget about your septic tank. It fades into the background of your home’s various systems when it's working well. When septic tank issues arise, you need to know there’s a team of professionals ready to repair your tank and restore your home’s septic system to working order. You can trust the San Pedro septic tank repair team at Drain Force Plumbing with your tank and sewage system. We are a fully licensed and insured plumbing company proudly serving the residents of San Pedro and its surrounding communities. When your septic tank needs repairs, we are available 24/7 to provide the emergency services customers need when they need them most.

When you call, we will send out our experienced team to assess the problem, provide a diagnosis, and create a repair plan. Regardless of the problem, we are the team you want on the job. Our septic tank repair team doesn’t give up until we find the source of the issue. When hiring Drain Force Plumbing, you know you’re putting your plumbing system into the hands of hardworking, well-trained, and experienced system experts. Septic systems provide a reliable way to break down human waste without harsh chemicals or harming the environment.

Recognizing Signs Your Septic System Requires Attention

If a septic system is being maintained, the first signs of problems can be caught and repaired early. Even with regular maintenance, every system ages and eventually fails, so a septic tank should be cleaned every few years.

If you notice any of the following issues, contact our San Pedro septic tank repair specialists:

• Slow Draining: You may notice slow draining when your system is full, or there’s a clog. Sluggish draining is a common first sign of septic system problems. Slow draining can also signify your septic system has a failing outflow pipe. A single slow drain may not be a septic tank issue, but if several drains are operating slowly, it could be a sign of a serious problem.
• Foul Odors: When your septic system has problems, you may smell the problem before you find the underlying issue causing it. Bad smells coming from your septic system could indicate tank issues. When your septic tank is working well, you should never smell any odors coming from your system. The foul odor associated with a broken system may be noticed in your yard and throughout your home, depending on the severity of the problem.
• Indoor Backups: A slow drain or foul odors coming from your drains and yard can be missed if you’re busy, but there is no way to miss raw sewage in your home. Sewage backups are not only messy, but they are also a serious sanitation issue. Raw sewage can be toxic and cause illness, so if you notice backups in your home, call for help immediately.