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West Michigan Septic Sewer & Drain spring septic system

West Michigan Sewer Septic and Drain Service use state-of-the-art technology to handle your septic problems with ease. To schedule a service and emergency needs, call us now at:📍 Allendale: ☎️ 616-384-5017📍 Coopersville: ☎️ 616-585-0772📍 Grand Haven: ☎️ 616-201-4929📍 Holland: ☎️ 616-344-5396📍 Muskegon: ☎️ 231-760-8805📍 Twin Lake: ☎️ 231-888-1133📍 Whitehall: ☎️ 231-981-5227

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EZFlow® Septic System

Visit our website now to learn about the EZflow system frequently asked questions. 📌https://www.wmssd.com/ezflow-system-faq/ Contact infiltrator EZflow septic system dealer in Muskegon and Grand Rapids, Micigan to learn more about the EZFlow septic system. 📍 Allendale: ☎️ 616-384-5017📍 Coopersville: ☎️ 616-585-0772📍 Grand Haven: ☎️ 616-201-4929📍 Holland: ☎️ 616-344-5396📍 Muskegon: ☎️ 231-760-8805📍 Twin Lake: ☎️ 231-888-1133📍 Whitehall: ☎️ 231-981-5227

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HydroExcavting Services

Visit our website now at  📌https://www.wmssd.com/ to learn more about our services or  📞 call us with these numbers: 📍 Allendale: ☎️ 616-384-5017📍 Coopersville: ☎️ 616-585-0772📍 Grand Haven: ☎️ 616-201-4929📍 Holland: ☎️ 616-344-5396📍 Muskegon: ☎️ 231-760-8805📍 Twin Lake: ☎️ 231-888-1133📍 Whitehall: ☎️ 231-981-5227

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Grease Trap Diagram

Owning a 🏪 restaurant business in 📍 Michigan requires undivided attention because of its numerous concerns. Grease trap cleaning is one of them and one that is often overlooked. Grease traps catch the oil, fats, and grease coming from the food cooked in your kitchen and the dishes that need to be washed. The grease trap separates water from the oils then the water eventually goes down the drain. It is essential to keep the grease trap well-maintained not only because the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires you to, but because of its significant impact on your business. Grease trap cleaning is mandatory, a routine procedure necessary for restaurants and other facilities that have cooking areas such as 🏫 schools and 🏥 hospitals. For professional grease trap cleaning and line up your next cleaning schedule. Contact West Michigan Septic Sewer and Drain at: 📍 Allendale: ☎️ 616-384-5017📍 Coopersville: ☎️ 616-585-0772📍 Grand Haven: ☎️ 616-201-4929📍 Holland: ☎️ 616-344-5396📍 Muskegon: ☎️ 231-760-8805📍 Twin Lake: ☎️ 231-888-1133📍 Whitehall: ☎️ 231-981-5227

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Grease Trap Cleaning Company in West Michigan

😷 Overflow of sewage at a manhole Food service facilities are required to clean their grease traps within a 90 days interval. But if you observe overflow of sewage at a manhole in your parking lots or streets, an area in your establishment might have a clogged pipe or drain. A clogged grease trap can also be the cause and should be scheduled for cleaning. If you do not remember the last time your grease trap was cleaned, then maybe it is time to schedule the next. For food establishments, EPA requires grease trap maintenance at least once every three months. For 👨‍🔧  professional grease trap cleaning and line up your next cleaning schedule. Contact West Michigan Septic Sewer and Drain:📍 Allendale: ☎️ 616-384-5017📍 Coopersville: ☎️ 616-585-0772📍 Grand Haven: ☎️ 616-201-4929📍 Holland: ☎️ 616-344-5396📍 Muskegon: ☎️ 231-760-8805📍 Twin Lake: ☎️ 231-888-1133📍 Whitehall: ☎️ 231-981-5227

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West Michigan Lift Pump Repair

What is Lift Pump? A sewage lift pump is used to transfer sewage liquids and solids from one place to another. Usually, in residential applications, sewage includes soft solids up to 2″ in diameter is pumped from a sewage basin to a sewer system or a septic tank. A sewage lift pump is installed at the lowest point of the sewage basin. Since the pump is submerged most of the time, it is also referred to as a submersible sewage pump. West Michigan Septic Sewer & Drain Service offers a complete service of lift pump repair and other waste disposal facility issues all over the 📍 West Michigan area. A lift pump improves the performance of your septic and sewer system and manages the wastewater flow appropriately. If you have a problem with your sewage pump system, we will remedy the situation in the most cost-effective means possible. For emergency septic system repair service needs, contact West Michigan Septic Sewer & Drain: 📍 Allendale: ☎️ 616-384-5017📍 Coopersville: ☎️ 616-585-0772📍 Grand Haven: ☎️ 616-201-4929📍 Holland: ☎️ 616-344-5396📍 Muskegon: ☎️ 231-760-8805📍 Twin Lake: ☎️ 231-888-1133📍 Whitehall: ☎️ 231-981-5227

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Get Rid of Winter Septic Tank Problems?

How to get rid of winter septic tank problems? Here are some few tips.  Call West Michigan Septic, Sewer and Drains Services for a complete inspection.

Place a layer of mulch 8 to 12 inches thick over the pipes, tank, and soil treatment system to provide extra insulation. This can be straw, leaves, hay or other loose material that will stay in place and not become compacted. This is particularly important for new systems that were installed so late in the year that vegetative cover didn't get established. However, if the system is currently frozen, don’t add mulch now; it will delay thawing in the spring.

Use water—the warmer the better—if you’re worried your system is starting to freeze. Spread out your laundry schedule so you run one warm/hot load a day. Use the dishwasher and take hot baths. Do not leave the water running all the time—this will overload the septic system.

Going away for an extended period? Have someone use warm water in the home regularly or pump out your tank before leaving.

Fix any leaky plumbing fixtures or appliances in your home. This will help prevent freezing problems and help your system perform better all year.

Keep all vehicle, animal, and people traffic off the system. This is a rule to follow all year as compacted snow and soils cause frost to go down deeper and faster. Pay special attention to the area between the house and tank.

Keep an eye on your system. If any seeping or ponding occurs, contact an onsite professional to help determine the cause and remedy.

Add more insulation to your system. This could include replacing the pipe with insulated pipe, adding expanded foam panels over septic tanks, or adding more soil cover.

When it comes to septic system maintenance, design, septic tank repairs, pumping and inspection, especially this winter season in Muskegon, Grand Haven, Whitehall, Holland, Coopersville, Allendale, and Twin Lake, residents trust the experts at West Michigan Septic, Sewer and Drain Service.

When you rely on West Michigan Septic, Sewer and Drains Service for professional septic tank services, you can expect nothing less than a fast turnaround service and a great service based on years of experience. Call us now at Muskegon: 231-739-7423, Grand Haven: 616-847-1072 Whitehall: 231-893-4252, Holland: 616-392-8988, Coopersville: 616-837-1800, Allendale: 616-895-9080, Twin Lake: 231-828-5595 or simply learn about more of our services at https://www.wmssd.com/contact-west-michigan-septic-and-drain-service-muskegon-mi.html.