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Question:“You only need to pump a septic every 10-12 years!” I’m hearing this more and more from people. My experience as a pumper says this is a dangerous standard to set. What say you?Answers: Most 1,000-gallon two-compartment tanks need to be pumped every three to five years to remove sludge buildup. A $3,000 field line replacement usually is the result of not cleaning the tank for many years. My motto is, “Pay me a small fee now or pay big dollars later, it’s your choice.’’***I’ve been asked to give a presentation addressing proper maintenance at an association meeting. The idea
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