Septic Owners: This might seem obvious but for those of you who might be new to septic, always dispose of your cooking grease in a separate container in the trash. Do not dispose of it in your sink or toilet. This is a major contributor to clogs and excess build up in your tank and drain field! 

~The Doo Doo Guru

Some days, this is what the job looks like! 🙂 

~The Doo Doo Guru 

Here’s some shots of the event we were at a couple of weeks ago! 

Visit their website if you are interested in learning more! 

http://www.bass-n-buddies.com/

~The Doo Doo Guru

Please join us tomorrow at this wonderful event for a great cause! You just might happen to see the Doo Doo Guru himself! Visit the website for details! 

http://www.bass-n-buddies.com/id76.html

~The Doo Doo Guru

~The Doo Doo Guru

We are very excited to share that we have won the Super Service Award from Angie’s List for the second year in a row from the Nashville and Clarksville markets! This means so much to our company because it is based on customer reviews! Thanks so much for your business and for taking the time to give us a positive review. We wouldn’t have a business without you! 

Thank you!

~The Doo Doo Guru

Common problems in septic tanks that we service revolve around what types of toilet paper homeowners are using. The best way to test which brands are ok for your system is by taking a square of the tissue and running water on it. Then, see how easy it pulls apart. If it doesn’t pull apart easily in your hands, it’s not going to dissolve well in your tank. We know that Charmin is the absolute worst for your septic tank. The thinner, the better. 

And, under no circumstances, should you ever use “flushable” wipes if you are on septic. This is remedy for a disaster! 

As always, if you are experiencing septic trouble, give us a call at 615-504-7178! We’d love to serve you! 

~The Doo Doo Guru

Yes, to an extent, it can be normal for you to notice the grass above your drain field is slightly different from other areas of your lawn. However, if it is significantly more lush and green than the rest of your yard, it could indicate that the liquid in your tank is rising excessively. Some liquid is good and healthy, but too much can be a sign of trouble in your system. 

~The Doo Doo Guru