How Do I Find My Septic System?
Some properties in MN have septic systems on their property. If you have recently just purchased a new home that has a septic system, and you are trying to find where it is on your property, our team at Custom Septic is here to help you with this search. Not knowing where your septic system is on the property can turn into a big problem down the road, so your goal in the near future should be finding the septic system on your property. Custom Septic has some tips to help you find your septic system. You may also consider having us do a septic inspection for you as well. We are only a phone call away – 763-218-4769.
Are you in the market for a new home? Did you find the perfect home, but the thought of a septic system is scaring you away? Well, the truth is that lots of people’s homes have a septic system, and things are going just fine for them. The question that our team at Custom Septic, Inc., gets from a lot of potential home buyers around in MN is whether an old septic system will pass inspection?
Your drainfield is a critical part of your home’s septic system. It is responsible for moving waste away from your home. Inspecting your drainfield on a regular basis is part of important routine maintenance that can extend the life of your septic system and save you money. The team at Custom Septic Inc. can complete a thorough septic drainfield inspection to ensure that your system is in good working order. This routine maintenance can prevent a major problem down the road which can be messy and extremely expensive and disruptive 
When it comes to septic system maintenance and care, many homeowners are well-versed in essential tasks like pumping and inspections. However, there’s one crucial service offered by Custom Septic in Big Lake, MN, that often goes unnoticed but can be a game-changer when it comes to septic system issues: Septic Tank Locating. In this blog post, we’ll delve into this often-overlooked service and explore how it can benefit homeowners in our area 
The answer is, “absolutely, yes.” Anyone who deals with harsh winters and has a septic tank should know that when temperatures dip, conditions can lead to a frozen septic tank. According to data from the NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), the frost line can be up to 100 inches deep in the northern parts of Minnesota. Depending on the depth of septic pipes and depth of frost, your septic pipes, tank, or soil treatment system can freeze. Although most septic systems are buried deep enough underground to avoid freezing 
The holidays are on the way, and you probably have many things on your mind and a list of “to do” items a mile long. The last thing that you want to think about when you are planning for the holidays is a major problem with your septic system. Unfortunately, if your septic system has not been maintained properly, you could very easily have a problem on your hands and that problem will likely not surface at a convenient time. The team at Custom Septic works 12 months a year to help families in the Big Lake, Minnesota area prevent and manage septic system issues. If you notice even the smallest concerning smell 
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