Address: 10 Beaver Brook Rd, Danbury, CT 06810, USA
Phone: +12037487668
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9AM–6PM
Tuesday: 9AM–6PM
Wednesday: 9AM–6PM
Thursday: 9AM–6PM
Friday: 9AM–6PM
Saturday: 9AM–3PM
Chris DiFalco
Daryll and his crew were very professional, respectful and prompt. They came in hooked us to city sewer, made it look great after and did it all with smiles! I highly recommend them for your sewer connection and septic needs. 5 out of 5!
Christine Bojarczyk
Daryl connected to the city sewer line in our old house and replaced septic tank in the house we bought. He is very down to earth, great to work with and does what he says he is going to do. Promptly. He gave us an estimate on both jobs and that is what we paid. No surprises.
Lori Christiano
When I experienced a problem with my bathroom, I contacted Elmer Lewis &Sons, they promptly came over and diagnosed the problem. I had an estimate and detailed information as to what needed to be done to fix the problem. Thanks to the lovely team of professionals, the work was completed in an utmost satisfactory and professional way and I am extremely happy I called the right company to get the job done right.
Jose Minchala
Grateful & well explained. Great overall. A neighbor to trust. Will always keep the contact
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Think of all of the waste water that is used in your home. You have waste water from the toilet, and water that goes down the drain from when you cook and clean or even run the garbage disposal. It is full of food and grease and bugs and all of those things you will never (and hope never) to see again. Some of this matter accumulates at the bottom of the tank or gets stuck floating near the top, lessening the capacity of your septic tank and increasing your water bill.
How often you need to clean your septic tank depends on a few factors, like how many people live in your household and how large your septic tank is. The general answer is 1-3 years. Most home owners usually have their septic tank cleaned every two years, this kind of steady, regular maintenance will help keep you trouble free.
If it's time to have your septic tank cleaned this is a critical issue! It can get tricky, because the opening is typically buried several feet under the ground! I can tell you from personal experience that it's no fun digging multiple holes in a yard, hoping to get lucky and hit the septic tank. If you have a septic system, but don't know where the opening is, go through the documents you received when you purchased your home. If you're lucky, the previous owner included a map. If not, can you get ahold of the previous owner? How about calling around to the different septic contractors that maintain systems in your town and try to find the one that serviced your home before you owned it?
Nearly 1 in 4 homes in the United States has a septic system or cesspool. It you live in a large city or your home is served by "town sewer", then you probably aren't actively using a septic system. However, if you live in a rural area or small town, the odds that you use a septic system increase. Many US states require that homeowners certify that their septic systems are functioning properly before they can sell their house - so your local town hall may be able to look up the answer to this question if you don't know.
A septic system is generally made up of two parts: a septic tank and a leaching field. Your septic system stores and treats sewage and greywater from your home before it is released back into nature (and your local water table).
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