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"English came out very quickly after I called. I have tried other companies in the past but after dealing with this one they have a customer for life! Very kind staff and efficient in every way."

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GENUINE CARE FOR THE CUSTOMER

"I had a very large blockage in my rental property and the team at English worked through a rain storm to get everything up and running. They really care about their customers and it shows from the person who answered my 1st call to the staff who repaired my problem!"

- Al P.

KNOWLEDGEABLE STAFF

"I wanted to take the time and say how  satisfied we were with the good a job your driver Steve did ... He was here in 30 minutes, he talked to me about the system we had (he knew more than the builder did) and in no time he was done... I am glad we called your company. Again, thank you."

- G. Woodward

QUALITY SERVICE IN ANY WEATHER!

"Being the owner of a small business, I had to take a minute to thank you and let you know that you should be proud of the people you have representing you in the field. The crew that was here was very helpful, knowledgeable and took the time to do the job right - something which was very impressive especially given the fact that it was a Saturday, freezing cold and snowing!"

- J. Cairoli

GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE

"Just wanted to let you know how wonderful your employee was during my pump out this morning. Such a pleasant man and very personable. Ah, customer service...there's such a lack of it these days. Thank you again for your service."

- S. White

HELPFUL STAFF

"I just wanted to let you know how Jose the service tech did. He came to our house today and did a great job.  I'm a new home owner and had a lot of question's and he was very helpful."

- R. Suarez

CLEAN, PROFESSIONAL WORK

"Your guys that came out today were helpful and took the time to explain any questions. They also left the area clean and well graded. Overall, a very professional job. Thank you."

- M. Reed
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Learning how to care for your home and your property byproperly taking care of your septic system is a process that begins first with understanding how your septic system works.
1) The main sewer line, which is also called the waste line, connects the home's indoor plumbing system to the septic tank outside of the home.
2) The septic tank is usually buried about a yard or so from the home’s foundation. This is where all forms of waste (both solid and liquid) are transferred and retained. While the solids settle to the bottom of the tank as sludge, a floating scum and grease layer will form at the top of the tank. Traps called “baffles” prevent solids and floating scum from leaving the tank. Clarified liquid is then allowed to flow out of the tank into a soil absorption system.
3) The effluent distribution pipe directs the flow of the liquid waste from the septic tank to the leaching system farther out into the yard. Distribution boxes are often present to help evenly distribute the flow throughout the system.
4) A leaching system, or soil absorption system, is also sometimes called  a drain field or leach field. This is  a network of perforated pipes that extends into a specific area of the yard. These pipes are usually buried in gravel trenches and the effluent that flows out of them is disperses into the surrounding natural soils.
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