Now you know how a septic system works, how do you keep your system running smoothly and effectively throughout the year? And how do you know when it’s time to ‘de-sludge’ your system? There are a few general do’s and don’t you should know, however it is always recommended that you speak to a licenced plumber about the best maintenance and care for your particular system. The amount of usage a septic system receives may affect the regularity of maintenance and the need for cleaning and pumping, so give them a call!

Septic systems are located on properties and help treat and dispose of wastewater. The types of systems, their capabilities and their size depend on a range of factors, however they are have one common goal - treat wastewater.

I know it's probably a topic that has been stewing on your mind for what seems like forever but fret no more. Sewage treatment generally involves three main stages - the primary, secondary and tertiary treatment stages and without further ado, here are the 3 stages of Sewage Treatment that you have always wanted to know, but were too afraid to ask:

When looking into a sewage treatment system for your property you will most likely come across many different names used to describe different types of systems. Some are very similar and others are the same. This page is designed to help you understand what the different types and terms are as well as their function and preferred application.

There are two types of approvals that need to be met for the installation of on-site sewage treatment systems in unsewered areas of Queensland which are:

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