Central is the preferred septic tank cleaning service in Coventry, Ohio for a number of reasons. Our technicians are highly trained and certified in septic system maintenance, repair, and cleaning. They use the latest technology and methods to ensure that each septic tank is adequately cleaned and cleared of all debris and obstructions. Our comprehensive cleaning process involves removing all solid waste, scouring the sides of the tank, and thoroughly washing the tank to ensure that the entire system is functioning properly. At Central, we also recognize the importance of adhering to local environmental and safety regulations. This is why we use only approved techniques and materials that won’t threaten the health of your family or the environment. In addition, we’re committed to providing ongoing maintenance and repair services to all our clients, so that you can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing that your septic tank system is functioning optimally and safely. Finally, when you choose Central as your septic tank cleaning service provider, you benefit from our expertise, knowledge, and experience. Regular septic tank cleaning helps maintain your system’s longevity and performance over time, so you can avoid costly repairs or replacement in the future. With our superior services, you can rest assured that your septic tank is being properly serviced and maintained.

Septic tank cleaning is recommended every 3-5 years, depending on several variables. The size of the household and tank, and the volume of waste generated can greatly affect the cleaning schedule. Generally, smaller tanks with more occupants tend to require more frequent pump-outs. Additionally, high water consumption or a higher volume of solid waste relative to liquid waste, can shorten the time between cleanings. Regular cleanings are important for optimal system performance and longevity. Septic tanks cannot function properly if they are too full and the solid waste is not broken down with bacteria. Regular cleanings remove the solid waste that accumulates, preventing the sludge from overflowing into the leach field. This helps maintain the balance of the bacteria levels in the system, increases the longevity of the tank and leach field, and also reduces odors, ground water contamination, and the possibility of costly repairs.