Georgia Underground Plumbing Contractors
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Georgia Underground Contractors Septic Work
Georgia Underground Contractors is a septic service company that has been serving the Metro Atlanta for 15 years. We offer complete septic tank services for residential, industrial, and commercial properties including septic tank installations, sewer line repairs, high-pressure jetting and more.
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Septic Tanks Serve Three Functions:
1.Removal of solids as sewage enters the septic tank, its rate of flow is reduced so that the larger solids sink to the bottom or rise to the surface. These solids are retained in the tank and the clarified effluent with suspended and dissolved solids is discharged.
2.Bacterial action The solids and the liquids in the tank are partially decomposed by bacteria and other natural processes. These bacteria are called anaerobic because they thrive in the absence of free oxygen. This decomposition of sewage under aenerobic conditions is termed “septic”, hence the name of the system (and the cause of the odor).
3.Sludge & scum storage Sludge is the accumulation of solids at the bottom of the tank, while scum is a partially submerged mat of floating solids that may form at or near the surface. Space must be provided in the tank to store these residues during the intervals between cleaning. Otherwise, the sludge and scum will eventually be drained from the tank and will clog the leachfield and receiving soil. PERIODIC CLEANING OF YOUR TANK IS ESSENTIAL TO ITS PROPER FUNCTION.
Finally, the treated effluent from the septic tank is discharged to the leachfield where it percolates through suitable gravel and finally into the subsoil for further purification.
How Septic Systems Works
A septic system is designed to condition untreated liquid household waste (sewage) so that it can be readily dispersed and percolated into the subsoil. Percolation through the soil accomplishes much of the final purification of the effluent, including the destruction of disease producing bacteria.
Your septic tank is the first step in the process of sewage conditioning. Without it, the untreated sewage would quickly clog the receiving soil and prevent the purification process of leaching and soil percolation.
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Septic Tank Cleaning
Septic Tank Cleaning •Septic Tank Installation
Septic Tank Installation•Aerobic Tank System
Aerobic Tank System •Septic Tank Repair
Septic Tank Repair•Septic Tank Replacement
Septic Tank Replacement•Septic Tank Maintenance
Septic Tank Maintenance •Septic Inspection
Septic Inspection•Sewer Jetting
Sewer Jetting•Sewer Relining
Sewer Relining•Water Line Repair
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