Knowledge Base
Why Is My Septic Alarm Going Off?
If you are getting an alarm from your septic system, obviously something is wrong. In this Knowledge Base article we will go through the most common causes of a septic alarm and how to check for them.
More DetailsSeptic Air Pumps - The Lifeline of Your Aerobic System
There are many common misconceptions about what exactly is the purpose or importance of the air pump or aerator in an aerobic septic system. In this article I will discuss in further detail the importance of your air pump and why exactly it needs to be maintained and running properly at all times.
More DetailsHiblow HP Series Septic Air Pump Rebuild
In this article we will show you step by step instructions on how to repair a Hiblow HP series septic air pump that has failed diaphragms. This usually needs to be done every 4-6 years until the pump is 12+ years old.
More DetailsSeptic Tanks Risers- Bring Your Access To Ground Level
Tired of having to dig up your yard every time you need your septic tank pumped out or serviced? Tired of handling extremely heavy concrete lids? Sounds like you are in need of septic tank risers to bring your access to ground level! Our septic tank risers and covers are made from high quality, heavy duty polyethylene plastic which makes them very strong and durable while also allowing them to be easy to handle.
More DetailsSelecting the Correct Control Panel
Purchasing and replacing a control panel can be a daunting task for most homeowners, but it is a challenge that is not as complex as one might think. In this article I will discuss the basic types of control panels that Septic Solutions carries and how to decide which panel will work best for your application.
More DetailsHow To Choose The Correct Submersible Pump
The size, shape, and capabilities of a submersible pump can vary greatly from application to application. In this article I will discuss the differences between our many different styles of submersible pumps and help you decide which pump to choose for your application.
More DetailsSewage Ejector Pumps -vs- Sewage Grinder Pumps
In the sales department at Septic Solutions®, we field many phone calls about submersible sewage pumps. A vast majority of those customers in need of a sewage handling pump automatically believe that they must get a Sewage Grinder pump. This is mostly due to the "lingo" in our industry that is thrown around to where people have the misconception that ALL Sewage handling pumps are in fact Grinder Pumps. That is not the case at all. Sewage handling pumps fall into two categories: Sewage Ejector Pumps and Sewage Grinder Pumps.
More DetailsChoosing A Float Switch - Everything You Need to Know
Finding the correct float switch for your application can become very confusing, due mainly to the fact that there are just so many to choose from. At Septic Solutions, we carry nearly 20 different float switches, and these are only the most popular models. In this article we will discuss in further detail how to choose the correct float for your application.
More DetailsHow To Hard Wire A Float Switch To A Submersible Pump
Submersible pumps use float switches to perform automatic operation. The float switch moves with the water level in the tank and this determines when the pump turns on and shuts off. In this article we will discuss the correct way to hard wire a float switch to a submersible pump in order to achieve automatic operation.
More DetailsA Guide to Aerating a Pond
Aeration is widely considered the single most important step in maintaining a healthy pond. Adding an aerator system to your pond or lake can provide many key benefits including increased fish activity and populations, clearer water conditions, reduced algae, weeds, and muck, as well as preventing icing over of the pond during winter.
More DetailsImprove Pond Water Quality using Bottom Aeration
A natural body of water is a complex biological, chemical, and physical community. In this article we will discuss how the ecosystem within your pond or lake works and how it can be improved by using aeration in conjunction with application of beneficial bacteria additives.
More DetailsPond Aeration Pumps - Which Pump Is Best for Your Pond?
Bottom diffused pond aeration typically uses an air pump that sits on the shore line and pumps air through weighted tubing down to a diffuser that sits on the bottom of the pond. This is widely regarded as the best method for aerating a pond or lake. In this article we will discuss the typical air pumps used in bottom diffused pond and lake aeration.
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