When was the last time you had your septic tank pumped out? Most people can’t remember! Maybe it was when you moved in, maybe it was two years ago…or was it three? Even longer?! This simple service is the best thing you can do as a homeowner to maintain your septic system. Most systems need to be pumped every 2-4 years depending on the type of system, size, and how many are living in your home. If you can’t remember your last pump-out, you’re probably long overdue!

Knowing the current condition of your septic system is important to continue a long and problem-free ownership. Most people don’t think of getting a septic inspection until they buy a new home and some think it’s just a formality. A licensed NH Septic Evaluator from Log Cabin Septic can help you fully understand the current condition of your current or potential new-to-you system.

What’s involved? Well, I’m going to dig some holes in that nice green lawn you spent all spring tending. Almost all inspections include using sewer cameras, locators, and other specialty tools to fully evaluate your system from the main drain pipe, through your septic tank, and into your drain field.

Things happen- maybe you didn’t listen to our Education page and use flushable wipes. Maybe your toddler flushed his toy submarine down the toilet to see where it ends up. Maybe your system is aged, your tank is eroded, your leach field is saturated. Don’t worry, we can fix it! We work with licensed installers to repair and replace septic systems for worry-free transitions during this stressful time.

Portable Restrooms are how we got started in this industry- it all started with an overpriced rental at an Independence Day cookout. A friend was pained by the expense but knew the havoc 100+ people would have on his septic system. Log Cabin Portables (now Log Cabin Septic) was started with two units and the goal to provide clean and affordable restroom options to party hosts and construction worker alike. We now offer a variety of restroom options and accessories such as handwash stations for weddings, charities, music festivals, and work sites.