What Causes Septic Systems to Fail Most Frequently?
Septic system failure can result from the soil in the drain field being saturated due to heavy rainfall, flooding, or insufficient drainage. When the soil is waterlogged, it is unable to process and absorb wastewater. As a result, the sewage may bubble up to the surface or back up into the house. To learn more visit the blog post about what is the most common cause of septic system failure.