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Septic· 10 min read
Septic Systems After a Hurricane or Flood in Palm Beach County
In saturated ground, a pumped-out septic tank can float out of the ground. What Palm Beach County septic owners should do before, during and after a hurricane or flood, and when to call for pumping.
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Septic· 9 min read
How Often to Pump a Septic Tank in Florida (and What Changes It)
Household size, tank size, a garbage disposal and water use decide where your house falls in the 3 to 5 year range. Below, see how each one shifts the interval, what Florida requires during a pump-out and why to wait after a storm.
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Septic· 11 min read
Buying a Home on Septic in Jupiter Farms, The Acreage or Loxahatchee
In Jupiter Farms, The Acreage and Loxahatchee, the septic system and the well are the buyer's to check. Order a septic inspection under the state procedure, pull the county permit file, test the well and confirm sewer status before your inspection period ends.
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Plumbing· 12 min read
Seasonal Home Plumbing Checklist for Palm Beach County Snowbirds
A plumbing and septic checklist for snowbirds reopening a northern Palm Beach County home in fall, plus the steps to close it up again before the next hurricane season.
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