Does Martin Septic Provide Compliance Documents?
Yes, we provide residential home owners with the documentation needed for compliance in Charlotte County with the County Managed System Program.
What Types of Payments Do You Accept for Septic Service?
We accept payment by Check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover and Cash.
What Services Do You Offer To Home Builders?
Installation and maintenance of new/replacement systems, septic tank pumping, installation & maintenance of Aerobic Treatment Units (ATU) & drip irrigation drainfields, septic [...]
Can Martin Septic Help Me Manage Multiple Properties?
Yes. All records since 2010 are securely stored electronically. This availability of records is especially helpful to property managers. We work with many property managers and can help to keep [...]
Do Your Technicians Receive Training?
Martin Septic’s professional technicians are trained to comply with Occupational Safety and Health Administration Regulations and have completed training in Confined Space Entry. All staff [...]
What are the signs of a Septic System Needing a Pump-Out?
A tank needing a pump-out when any of the following things begin occurring: slow draining sinks, toilets, showers, bathtubs; a gurgling noise coming from the toilets; or sewage back-up in the [...]
What are the Signs of a Failing Septic System?
When a system is failing you may experience the issues listed above inside the home. It is also common for either the tank or drainfield to fail but not necessarily both. In a tank failure, [...]
What is involved in a Septic Inspection?
During a Septic Inspection, we perform a 30- minute water test to the drainfield and a visual inspection of the septic tank from the water line up.
What is involved in a routine pump out?
During a routine pump out, we remove all solids and liquids from the tank and we also clean the filter, if present.
Can I Use a Garbage Disposal if I Have a Septic System?
Martin Septic Service, Inc. suggests homeowners to not use their garbage disposal, since food & grease is unable to be broken down by the bacteria in the septic tank resulting in more [...]
