FAQ

Most septic systems should be inspected every 1 to 3 years depending on usage, household size, and system type. Regular inspections help catch issues early and extend the life of your system. CLS Septics can help you stay on schedule with routine inspections.

A septic alarm usually indicates a high water level or a potential issue with your system’s pump or electrical components. It’s important not to ignore it, as it could lead to backups or system failure. If your alarm is going off, CLS Septics can diagnose and resolve the issue quickly.

CLS Septics does not provide septic pumping services. However, we work closely with trusted local providers and are happy to point you in the right direction. If you’re unsure what your system needs, our team can help assess the situation and guide you to the right next step.

If you need a septic inspection for a home sale, it’s important to work with a licensed inspection provider. While CLS Septics does not perform real estate inspections or pumping, we can help point you to trusted local professionals and assist with any repairs or system needs that come up during the process.

Residential and commercial septic systems are designed to handle different levels of usage, which affects system size, design, and installation requirements.

Residential septic systems are typically built for single-family homes and are sized based on the number of bedrooms and expected daily water use. These systems are generally more straightforward in design and installation.

Commercial properties may require larger or more specialized systems depending on usage and occupancy. These projects often involve additional planning to meet local regulations and system demands.

CLS Septics specializes in residential and commercial sewage treatment plants and septic systems, providing installation, repair, maintenance, and monitoring services.