Septic systems are designed to treat harmful sewage pathogens in the ground which protects your family and pets. However, if not properly maintained, septic systems can lead to untreated sewage leaking into both your yard and groundwater. This can:
An estimated 78,000 homes rely on septic systems to treat their sewage in Snohomish County. Since septic systems are often out of sight and out of mind, many people may unknowingly have systems that pose a threat to their health and nearby lakes or streams.
With proper care and maintenance, your system can keep on running for years to come and protect the health of your local lake. LakeWise properties:
Take these few steps to ensure your septic system keeps running properly for years to come:
For more information on how to care for your septic system, click here. |
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Visit Snohomish County's Savvy Septic program to learn more about how to apply for rebates for your next professional inspection (with or without pumping) and riser installation.