At Croom we offer a Bio- Cell sewage treatment system technology. We have applied Jack Spack for above 20 years, at the two homes we've lived in. Jack Spack also does indeed inspections for Sand Filter Systems and more. Always on time, prices happen to be competitive, Service is Exceptional! You should have your well water tested regularly for nitrate-nitrogen to make sure it meets with local health department requirements.

LIGHT TREATMENT KITS - Greatest cleaner for systems demonstrating almost no sign of difficulty. Used to keep clean, preserve and prevent future blockage and backups in septic tanks, lateral lines, drywells, sand mounds, seepage starts, cesspools, cesspits, RV tanks and all drain discipline or leach field models. The tank should be filled to a constant level - if the level fluctuates, sewage must be seeping out and/or ground water leaking in. If it is being attached to smooth land or if there is a need to raise the effluent then the container can have a third chamber from which fertilizer may be pumped.

If you happen to live in a rural area, after that you probably use a septic tank system. A solid waste system is basically the home's own sewage treatment system. One is utilized when access to a municipal sewer system is usually just not available. These types of systems remain out of sight and can be completely odorless when looked after properly. You can keep your solid waste system clean and odorless by following a few basic rules.

If you avoid know where your septic system and or septic cap is found we can easily locate and find this for you. You may also log onto the Idaho department of Health and Welfare (See attached link) and follow their links to locate your septic system. We will also provide you with a map of where the septic system and cap is located making it easier to get your next service. We can also sell and install septic cap risers so there is not any digging up of your grass upon the next pump. The risers can be personalized suited to your situation and blend naturally into turf and other landscaping in your yard.

There are a few good reference sites online that can genuinely be relied on; and I'm not talking comments posted on some web page that is designed to let the general open public answer questions; I'm talking very good folks who specialize in solid waste systems and whom possess nothing to lose by giving you good sound info. Sun Plumbing as an example is a good source for good solid info; and no, I'm not associated with them in any kind of way, but I find out the info posted on their site is 100% accurate.