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A Personal Message From Paul Burgess - Ward Sep�cs

Hello, Paul Burgess here.

I’m grateful for the opportunity to provide you with this information about Septic Tank Cleaning, so you can make an informed, intelligent decision when you select a septic tank cleaning company to help you.

As the owner of Ward Septics, I have invest-ed over 47 years of my life to the Plumbing & Draining industry.

Born an Aussie, my career has carried me all round the world. Much of it working with and installing Septic Systems, and in places where no other sewerage alternatives existed or were even feasible.

From the vast plains of the African continent to the tiny Channel Isle of Jersey (which in area is hardly larger than Lake Macquarie itself). I've helped people with their Septic System and plumbing needs.

My final stint being up and down the East coast of Australia and at last settling back to where I started.

During my years working in Plumbing, with people all round the globe, I’ve learned that Septic Tank Cleaning is the subject of much confusion.

While not exactly rocket science, Cleaning Septic Systems, like anything to do with plumbing and draining, needs to be done right.

In forty-four years on the job, I have seen a lot and it has been a great teacher.

Its taken me a while but I finally decided that the only way that someone without the bene-fit of experience, can make a confident deci-sion about how to select the right company to help them with their septic Tank cleaning, is by giving them a guide like this one.

That’s how this Consumer Education Guide to Septic Tank Cleaning started.

There are so many misconceptions about Septic Tank Cleaning that I wanted to clear the air so to speak, and make the whole selec-tion process simple, so you can select the right Septic Tank professional to help you.

To accomplish this I’m going to identify the 4 Costly Misconceptions about cleaning your septic tank and how to avoid them, plus offer my recommendations when choosing a Septic Tank Cleaning company to work for you.

To finish off, I’ll talk about the Importance of a Healthy Septic Tank System & some easy ways to keep your septic system healthy working properly.

If after reading this Consumer Guide, you have any unanswered questions, please feel free to be in touch with me. I will be happy to help you all I can. My contact details appear throughout this Guide.

All the Best to You

P�� B�r�es�Paul Burgess - Ward Septics

Contents

A Personal Message From Paul Burgess (Ward Sep�cs)

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Introduc�on

3 Sep�c Tank Cleaning Rip-offs

4 Costly Sep�c Tank Cleaning Misconcep�ons

Slime, Scum & Sludge - The Importance of a Healthy Sep�c Tank System

Easy Ways to Help Keep Your Sep�c System Working Properly

The Difference Between Value & Price

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Septic Tank Cleaning Secrets Revealed!

Nobody likes having a smelly, unhealthy and inefficient Septic Tank System – and for good reason!

Having a healthy Septic System keeps your family safer, happier and saves you trouble and money so you can focus on the important things in life.

Here you will discover some of the industry secrets that will help you choose the best Septic Tank Cleaning Company for your needs, and avoid some of the common pitfalls when choosing the right septic cleaner for your system.

Industry Secrets And Lies

Many Septic Tank Cleaners make confusing and misleading claims about what they can do.

To avoid choosing the WRONG Septic Maintenance business to clean your system, costing you money, time and stress, it pays to learn some basics about the septic tank cleaning process first.

The “Consumer Awareness Guide to Septic Tank Cleaning” will teach you everything you need to know about having your Septic System cleaned the right way, so you can rest assured you are getting value for money while keeping your system properly maintained and healthy to prolong its life.

You will get the inside information on:

How to Avoid the 3 Septic Tank Cleaning Rip-off's4 Costly Misconceptions About Septic Tank CleaningSlime, Grime & Sludge - How a Poorly Serviced Septic Tank Can Make You Sick 2 Easy Ways to Keep Your Septic Working ProperlyThe Difference Between Value & Price

This guide has been written for you to better understand the Septic Tank Cleaning industry, so you can make an informed and intelligent decision.

I am passionate about the Septic Tank Cleaning and have dedicated my business to educating consumers like you.

If you have any questions on Septic Tank Cleaning or related Drain Cleaning please don’t hesitate to contact me (Paul) on 0438 315 514!


Sep�c Tank Cleaning Rip-offs

Septic Tank Cleaning Rip-offsChoosing a Septic Tank Cleaning Company Based on Price

We all like a bargain, but there’s an old saying that if something is too good to be true, it usually is.

One of the most common Rip-Offs to avoid when having your Septic Tank Cleaned is a low adver-tised price.

Though this lower price may seem an attractive proposition in the beginning, this price is often just the “bait” that will be used to hook you with a false and misleading advertisement.

The offer an unbelievably cheap Tank Cleaning price soon disappears once the unscrupulous clean-er arrives at your home or on site. All of a sudden there is a long list of "Necessary" add-ons and “Extras” that you need to buy in order to have your Septic Tank System cleaned and maintained properly.

It’s like going to buy a new car only to find out that you’ll have to pay extra for the tyres and the engine.

A reputable Septic Tank Cleaning Company will be able to estimate the final cost of having your tank cleaned properly - no extras and no add-ons. The only real variable for how much you will spend to get your Septic Tank cleaned properly, is the size of your tank.

The larger your septic tank, the longer the cleaning time involved to get it done right, it makes sense doesn’t it?.

A proper septic tank clean takes time, the right and most up to date equipment, as well a septic tank technician who knows what they are doing. Someone with the know how and savvy to get the job done right for you the first time

So expect to pay a reasonable amount for a good quality septic tank clean, and ask before hand if there are any extra costs involved beyond their base price.

Septic tank cleaning may not be exciting, but you do want to get it done right, the health and safety of your family and the environment they live in depends on it.

Low price means the Septic Tank Cleaner has either old cleaning equipment, which will not effective-ly clean your septic tank as the latest kit, and or they are not properly insured to protect you and your interests.

Which leads me to the next important point.

2) Ask if Your Septic Tank Cleaning Company is Fully Insured

This can seem like an overkill, though think about this.

What happens if your septic tank cleaner drives his truck up your driveway and does damage to your property, a cracked driveway, a fence knocked down or worse.

If they are not insured with a suitable Public Liability policy, the chances of you receiving any form of compensation, to pay for the damage caused is almost nil.

The other part of this insurance equation that few consumers ever think about is “What happens if the person doing the job for you is injured while cleaning your tank”.

It may be just a simple fall, or worse, your tank may give way under the truck or the operator. This can be fatal. What if legal action was taken again you as a result. The results can be devastating for you and your family for years to come.

Just ask your septic tank cleaning company over the phone about their insurance. You may want to ask to see a copy of an insurance “Certificate Of Currency” before they start work, just to ensure you are 100% in the clear.

You should have ZERO Risk from either type of mishap.

3) Ask About a Post Tank Cleaning Audit

A reputable Septic Tank Cleaning Company will provide you with a written health check or Septic tank Audit on your septic tank after the job is done.

Because it is often 2-3 years between having your septic tank cleaned and serviced, its a good idea to have someone who knows what to look for to let you know if any repairs are needed.

This may just be routine and simple maintenance, but an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. This type of information will save you time and money on more expensive repairs being required in the future.

Ask if Your Septic Tank Cleaner provides you with a Septic System Health Check or Septic Tank Audit at the completion of your clean.


Septic Tank Cleaning Rip-offsChoosing a Septic Tank Cleaning Company Based on Price

We all like a bargain, but there’s an old saying that if something is too good to be true, it usually is.

One of the most common Rip-Offs to avoid when having your Septic Tank Cleaned is a low adver-tised price.

Though this lower price may seem an attractive proposition in the beginning, this price is often just the “bait” that will be used to hook you with a false and misleading advertisement.

The offer an unbelievably cheap Tank Cleaning price soon disappears once the unscrupulous clean-er arrives at your home or on site. All of a sudden there is a long list of "Necessary" add-ons and “Extras” that you need to buy in order to have your Septic Tank System cleaned and maintained properly.

It’s like going to buy a new car only to find out that you’ll have to pay extra for the tyres and the engine.

A reputable Septic Tank Cleaning Company will be able to estimate the final cost of having your tank cleaned properly - no extras and no add-ons. The only real variable for how much you will spend to get your Septic Tank cleaned properly, is the size of your tank.

The larger your septic tank, the longer the cleaning time involved to get it done right, it makes sense doesn’t it?.

A proper septic tank clean takes time, the right and most up to date equipment, as well a septic tank technician who knows what they are doing. Someone with the know how and savvy to get the job done right for you the first time

So expect to pay a reasonable amount for a good quality septic tank clean, and ask before hand if there are any extra costs involved beyond their base price.

Septic tank cleaning may not be exciting, but you do want to get it done right, the health and safety of your family and the environment they live in depends on it.

Low price means the Septic Tank Cleaner has either old cleaning equipment, which will not effective-ly clean your septic tank as the latest kit, and or they are not properly insured to protect you and your interests.

Which leads me to the next important point.

2) Ask if Your Septic Tank Cleaning Company is Fully Insured

This can seem like an overkill, though think about this.

What happens if your septic tank cleaner drives his truck up your driveway and does damage to your property, a cracked driveway, a fence knocked down or worse.

If they are not insured with a suitable Public Liability policy, the chances of you receiving any form of compensation, to pay for the damage caused is almost nil.

The other part of this insurance equation that few consumers ever think about is “What happens if the person doing the job for you is injured while cleaning your tank”.

It may be just a simple fall, or worse, your tank may give way under the truck or the operator. This can be fatal. What if legal action was taken again you as a result. The results can be devastating for you and your family for years to come.

Just ask your septic tank cleaning company over the phone about their insurance. You may want to ask to see a copy of an insurance “Certificate Of Currency” before they start work, just to ensure you are 100% in the clear.

You should have ZERO Risk from either type of mishap.

3) Ask About a Post Tank Cleaning Audit

A reputable Septic Tank Cleaning Company will provide you with a written health check or Septic tank Audit on your septic tank after the job is done.

Because it is often 2-3 years between having your septic tank cleaned and serviced, its a good idea to have someone who knows what to look for to let you know if any repairs are needed.

This may just be routine and simple maintenance, but an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. This type of information will save you time and money on more expensive repairs being required in the future.

Ask if Your Septic Tank Cleaner provides you with a Septic System Health Check or Septic Tank Audit at the completion of your clean.

Sep�c Tank Cleaning Rip-offs


Costly Sep�c Tank Cleaning Misconcep�ons

4 Costly Septic Tank Cleaning Misconceptions1) You Should Wait As Long As Possible Between Septic Tank Cleans

Definitely Wrong. Depending on how many people live in your home, your septic tank should be thoroughly pumped out and cleaned about once every three years on average.

The reason for this is once your septic tanks starts to get too full, the efficiency of your septic system is greatly reduced. (See Below)

The waste from you home does not have sufficient time for the heavy material to sink to the bottom of the tank or to be properly treated by the “good” bacteria in your septic system.

This is due to the sludge layer at the bottom of your tank rising to high for the efficient processing of the waste. Solid material can empty through to the tanks outlet, this will lead to the drain becom-ing blocked.

Nb. Back in the good ol' days, each septic tank only usually serviced one toilet. These days, it is not uncommon for two or three toilets to be serving the same septic tank..

As a result, your septic tank and the surrounding infrastructure may need more regular attention because of the extra load placed on your septic system.

Scum

Inspection Man-Hole &Pump Out Port

Effluent

Sludge

InletSolids &

waste enter from your

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OutletTreated

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Solids & heavy waste sink to the bottom of the tank over time to form

the SLUDGE layer

Lighter materials float to the top forming the

SCUM layer

Dangerous & Inefficient SLUDGE LevelNot enough time for proper Sedimentation

Safe & Efficient SLUDGE Level

InspectionAccess

InspectionAccess


2) Use Strong Cleaning Chemicals In Your Toilet To Clean Your Septic Tank

This too is not a good idea. Strong cleaning chemicals will kill the “Good Bacteria” in your septic tank.

The “Good Bacteria” are your friends - You need the bacteria in your septic tank to break down the solid material.

Using strong cleaning chemicals will kill the bacteria and have a detrimental effect on the way your tank works. It will reduce its efficiency and it will lead to a blockage in the sewerage outlet pipes and ultimately cost you more money to restore to normal operation.

3) Terracotta Pipes Are Better/stronger Than PVC Pipes.

This is another popular misconception which probably stems from a nostalgic look back to the good old days.

In truth the newer PVC (plastic) pipes are better.

Terracotta pipes over time are vulner-able to root penetration. This is often a problem with older septic systems.

Terracotta is a porous material, water and sewerage eventually seeps through to the outside layer.

This entices tree roots and the like to try and find the source of the nutri-ents. This is why root penetration occurs.

PVC pipes on the other hand are not porous, and no nutrient rich water can seep through.

Tree roots as a result are far less interested in finding out what flows inside the PVC. As a result, they are far less prone to tree root penetration.

Secondly, PVC is a smoother than terracotta pipes, both inside and out. Think if the difference in texture between a clay pot and a plastic plate.

The surface of a terracotta pipe compared to PVC pipe are not so different. Water runs through


Terracotta Pipe Root Penetration



PVC much more easily as a result, there is less resistance to the flow, less friction and less chance of solid material getting stuck that will eventually lead to a blockage.

PVC pipe also comes in longer lengths, so there are many less joins in a length of drain. This allows for better flow of the waste water, again reducing the chance of blockages forming.

That said, Sullage lines (outlet pipes) and inlet sewer pipes are just as important as the septic tank itself. They are crucial parts of your septic system and also need attention and maintenance to maintain the efficiency and safety of your septic system as a whole.

Older systems may have roots penetrating into the sullage lines, and the effect of this is the block-age of the outlet from your septic tank. The unpleasant result being an overflow.

This is not just unsightly, the ramifications of this are untreated sewerage being exposed on the surface on and around your septic tank.

This can expose you and Family to long list of nasty diseases and bacteria, not the least of which are Hepatitis A and B, as well as many forms of gastrointestinal complaints including Gastroenteri-tis.

To remedy this you may need to upgrade or replace your existing sullage lines.

This kind of check forms part of your Septic tank Audit that I will perform for you free as part of your septic tank cleaning process. 4) Cracked Septic Tank Lids are Re-Enforced Concrete They Won’t Fall Through.

Don’t bet on it. A cracked lid on your septic tank can be very dangerous. This is especially true if you have family, children in particular, moving around your tank.

A cracked septic tank lid will eventually fall through, even under its own weight.

Remember, falling into a septic tank can be extremely hazardous, and even fatal. Don’t take the risk.

To secure your cracked tank lid to make it safe, use a metal “checker plate” cover. This will prevent anyone from coming to grief around your septic tank


Slime, Scum & SludgeHow a Poorly Serviced Septic Tank Can Make You SickSeptic systems protect you and your fa miles health, they also take care of the environment.

Your septic system has three basic parts. These are;

The Plumbing:These are the pipes that deliver wastewater from fixtures like the toilet in your home and transport it out to your Septic Tank

The Septic Tank:Your septic tank is a solid watertight tank (or series of tanks) that receives the wastewater from your home. Wastewater is separated into solid waste and effluent.

The Drain Field - Soil Treatment AreaHere the effluent is further treated by natural bacterial processes, where (in a healthy septic system) it becomes harmless, the remaining water evaporating safely back into the environment.

The soil treatment part of your septic system is typically a network of perforated pipes that are surrounded by small rocks and soil. This helps disperse the effluent from your septic tank and into the surrounding soil.

How Your Septic System WorksYour Septic System collects raw sewerage from your home. It is delivered to the septic tank Via the inlet pipes.

This raw sewage is composed of several parts. Once in the septic tank these parts separate into light solids float to the top forming the scum layer. The heavier solids sink to the bottom of your tank forming sludge layer.

Organic solids such as food particles and human waste are treated and decomposed by millions of naturally occurring bacteria that live in your septic tank. The solid material that remains from this process is what is removed by your septic tank cleaning service.

Your septic tank delivers the partially treated liquids that remain (called effluent), to the soil treat-ment area of your septic system.

Effluent contains disease causing organisms (or pathogens), plus nutrients that can be used by plants and bacteria as well as fine solids that remain from the bacterial processes in your septic tank.


Slime, Scum & SludgeThis effluent is acted upon by bacteria in the soil which destroys the pathogens (disease causing organisms) in the effluent.

Nutrients such as phosphorus and sodium come into contact with soil particles to which they then become attached. Some nitrogen also passes through into the groundwater.

After passing through the soil and bacteria in the drain field, the remaining water (now harmless) can evaporate into the air or return safely to the soil.

Risks Associated with a Poorly Cleaned Septic System

Disease-causing germs can be spread from sewage if it is not treated properly

If a septic system is not properly cleaned and maintained it will not be able to get rid of your sewage safely.

For a sewerage system to be properly maintained, it must be cleaned by a qualified technician and inspected for blocked, damaged or broken and worn-out parts.

A poorly cleaned septic tank system can leave you and your family exposed to the following illnesses caused by germs;

Bacterial:SalmonellosisShigellosisDiarrhoeaTrachomaMelioidosis

Viral:GastroenteritisHepatitis A

Diseases Caused By Parasites:GiardiasisDwarf Tapeworm, Threadworm Or Hookworm InfectionStrongyloidasis

Tapeworm


Keep Your Sep�c Working Properly2 Easy Ways to Keep Your Septic Working ProperlyYou already know that a regular maintenance and inspection regime for your Septic System is vital to keep it working as effectively and as safely as possible.

You & your families health can depend on it.

Here are a few simple tips that I recommend you use between maintenance visits to make sure your system is working properly for you.

Don’t Use Harsh Cleaning Chemicals to Clean Your ToiletWanting to keep your toilet and bathroom clean and fresh is only natural.

It may seem like a good idea to use powerful disinfectants in your toilet to keep it looking and smelling fresh.

This may seem like common sense, and for the most part it is.

You want your home and your living areas to be free of the nasty germs and the bacteria that can cause illness and disease. We all want that.

That's one simple way to help keep you family healthy.By using strong chemicals and disinfectants in your toilet though, these chemicals find there way directly into your septic tank.

Remember in your septic tank (like we spoke about earlier), there are millions of bacteria that live there that work for you.

These bacteria that live in your septic system actively break down the waste from your home. They promote the decomposition of all the yucky material that flows into your septic tank.

These bacteria are the first step in the septic process.

They separate what goes into your septic system into effluent, that can safely be put back into your environment. From the sludge and scum that must be cleaned out of your septic tank during your systems tank maintenance, septic audit and safety check every 2 or 3 years.

The bacteria in your septic system live happily in a very different environment from you and me. And they don't like where we live anymore than we do where they live.

By putting disinfectants and

Strong Chemical Cleaner


cleaning chemicals into your toilet, they eventually flow down end up in your septic tank.

You are forcing our environmental conditions on your friendly bacteria. This at best makes then sick so they work less effectively and a worst kills the bacteria outright.

This will quickly lead to your septic system pouring raw sewage from your tank into the septic drain field part of your system. Letting raw and untreated waste seeping to the surface and into your living area.

This is not just unsightly, it is very dangerous for you, your family as well as your pets. And you pets can very easily pass on the problem to you long before you even notice that there is a prob-lem.

Only use septic safe chemicals in your system.

So to summarise, bacteria is Good & bacteria is your friend. You need the bacteria in your septic tank to break down the solids.

Using strong cleaning chemicals will have a detrimental effect on the way your bacteria and how your tank works.

It will reduce its efficiency and it will cause blockage in the sewerage pipes that ultimately leads to a unhealthy and dangerous environment that will also cost you more money that you would other-wise need to spend.

The Basic Don't Flush List

Any ammonia based products or bleach, detergents should not be used in excess and drain clean-ers can also be detrimental. Surprisingly Epsom Salts or similar should also be avoided for a healthy septic system.

If you need some more help with this, feel free to give me a call (see my number at the bottom of this page), or you can email me at [email protected].

Most Toilet Systems These Days Are Dual Flush.

These are a good idea. Good for the environment, especially good in a dry country like Australia.

This is even more important for those of us who live on the land and have to collect our own water from nature.

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In most dual flush toilets systems available the Cistern will deliver either six or three litres of water when you flush.

This much water is not really required and it can add to the load your septic system has to deal with.

I personally recommend replacing a standard dual flush cistern with a more water efficient 4.5/3 litre version. These cost no more and they do reduce the load on your septic tank.

I can hear you say "Come on Paul, using a more efficient cistern is a good idea but...". OK, I hear you.

If that's the case, I understand. How about this then. Why not grab a common house brick you may have lying around, open the lid of your toilet's cistern and carefully place the brick inside.

Be careful to keep the brick clear of the moving parts of your toilets flushing mechanism.

By doing this you will reduce the amount of water both in and out of your cistern by about one and a half litres, problem solved :).

The brick will displace about one and a half litres of water, and your cistern is more than up to carrying the extra weight. Remember you are displacing about a litre and a half of water, this weighs 1.5 kilograms.

The brick on its own only weighs in at about 1.6-1.7 kilograms, so the extra weight is only a 100-200 grams total.

This is not enough to worry your cistern one bit and your spetic system will reward you with less trouble, reduced maintence and less water used overall too.

PS. Worried about brick in your toilets cistern? A drink bottle filled with water will work just as well.

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The Difference Between Value & Price

None Of Us Want To Be Ripped OffSure we don’t want to get ripped off, that's just good sense.

But don’t expect to pay half price for the full job – done right.

An old mentor of mine used to say, “If you pay peanuts, you get monkeys”. I recommend you take that advice too.

As nice as monkeys may seem they can cost you a lot on money and time, and they rarely get the job done right.

And that’s what it is all about. Getting things done right and proper.

Getting things done correctly in the first place and at a fair price is the most economical way to make any purchase. Things done on the cheap often have to be done again, or worse, details that were overlooked in the first pass. Things that could have been addressed and take care of early can finish up costing you a whole lot more than you saved in the first place.

So to answer the question of “how much” to get your septic tank cleaned out, and what prices you can expect to pay for a septic tank clean – done properly.

As a rule of thumb, $600 to $650 is about right at the time of writing.

Septic clean out prices will vary with the size, the bigger your tank, the more it will cost. That makes sense, right?

And the more your tank gets used, the more frequently it will need to be cleaned and professional-ly audited.

That said about every two and a half to three years works out average, though if you aren’t sure how long you should wait between clean-outs. Or if you are new to your property and not 100% certain when your septic tank was cleaned out last.

Give me a call. I will be happy to oblige in any way I can.

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Septic Inlet Pipe CleanSeptic Inlet Pipe Clean

Your Septic Tank System is more than just the tank itself.

There's the drain-field, where the treated waste is safely recycled back into the environment.

Your septic tank, where the raw waste is initial-ly broken down by bacteria and there is the inlet pipe that feeds the waste from your home to the entire system.

All three sections are vital to the efficient operation of your septic system. Most Septic Tank Cleaners do just that, they clean out your tank and they're gone.

Being a plumber of over 40 years experience, I know there is a lot more to an efficient and safe septic system than just emptying your tank.

That's why my truck not only pumps out and cleans your tank for you. I also have a high pressure water-jet cleaner on-board to clean the roots and gunk from out of your inlet pipe to help make sure your system is working like it should.

This along with my Septic Cleaning Audit ensures you know all you need to know about the condition of your Septic System as well as identify any areas that may need some more attention.

Prevention is better than cure, that's just common sense.

Now to thank you for taking the time to read this

Consumer's Guide To Septic Tank Cleaning as well as show you how keen I am to have you as a valued client, right now with any septic tank cleaning service, you can have a septic inlet pipe inspection and clean free of charge.

You can pay as much as $297 for a high pres-sure jet clean for your system but right now you can have your clean absolutely free.

All you have to do is call me.

We can organise a time for you that fits into your schedule. And arrange to have your tank properly cleaned and audited by a 40 year plumbing veteran (me), as well as clean your inlet pipe as a free bonus.

All this for no more than you would have to pay for a standard septic clean-out.

Call me now for any more information

All the Best

P�� B�r�es�Paul Burgess(Ward Septics)0438 315 514.

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