5 Reasons Your Toilet Is Backed-Up

Posted on: 8 March 2021

When you flush the toilet, the waste should go through your drainage pipes and into the sewage system or into the septic system for your home. The waste should not come up through your shower or sink drain instead. If you have a backed-up toilet, and the waste is showing up in places where it shouldn't, there is a reason for this misdirection. Your drain system consists of a mainline with several secondary lines.
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Times When You May Want Portable Toilets

Posted on: 24 June 2019

There are many times when portable toilets can come to your rescue and make life, or certain events, go much smoother. The information you will find here will offer some good examples of times when you may find portable toilets to be helpful with situations you may have coming up. You are having plumbing issues If you are having serious plumbing problems in your home that it is going to take a while to have completely repaired, then you may want to have a portable toilet brought to the property for you and everyone else in the household to use until your plumbing problem is fixed and your bathrooms are up and running again.
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Renting A Dumpster? 3 Ways To Avoid Additional Fees

Posted on: 10 January 2018

Regardless of whether you are a project manager of a construction site or you are a homeowner, if you are about to embark on a construction-related project, there is going to be debris involved that will need to be removed from the project site. The best way to remove this debris is by renting a roll-off dumpster. A company like Tennessee Trash Service, L.L.C  will place the dumpster at your site so that you can load it up with debris, then they will come back and pick the dumpster up.
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Are Septic Tanks Reliable?

Posted on: 3 October 2017

Waste, whether you like it or not, is a part of the human experience. You have to manage it to maintain a healthy and sustainable lifestyle. To get rid of waste, you have an option to use either a septic tank or a sewer. Many people, especially in rural areas, use a septic system to dispose of daily waste. There are a lot of good reasons for using septic tanks instead of relying on the sewer that may or may not be provided by local governments.
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