Sand Mound Cleaning and Repair

We service both conventional and elevated sand mound septic systems. We provide prompt, turnkey septic repair services, from repairing a damaged sand mound lateral clean out to installing a comprehensive replacement system. You won’t have to search for other septic contractors because we’ll handle it all for you.

Common Septic and Sand Mound Issues

The elevated sand mound is an ideal component of the septic system because it allows for quick decomposition. However, if rains increase too much and cause components such as pipes or filters to back up in your home’s plumbing then you may have problems with blockages that could lead into further issues.

Sludge or grease may accumulate in the sand mound. In this case, the clogged portion of the mound must be removed, and the sand scarified. The sand mound will have to be rebuilt to its original dimensions in order for drainage to be effective.

Cleaning or Repairing Sound Mounds

Our team of experts will:

• Inspect the system for damage and make necessary repairs
• Remove any blockages or obstructions in the lateral lines
• Clean and pump out the septic tank if needed
• Install a new sand mound system, if necessary

We understand that you may be hesitant to call a septic contractor, especially if your system is not currently experiencing any problems. However, it’s always better to be safe than sorry. Prevention is key when it comes to septic systems, and early detection of potential issues can save you a lot of money and headaches down the road.

How Does a Sand Mound Work?

A mound system is installed in high water table areas that helps with waste absorption. sand mound, also known as a turkey mound. The elevated sand mound is a superior alternative for people who are concerned about risk of a traditional drain or leach field due to high water tables in the region. When you build a new septic system, have professional septic soil.