Common Questions and Answers

Unless you have fabulous water pressure and a perfect waste line, you’re at risk for a backup. Flushable wipes don’t disintegrate; therefore, they should not be flushed.

On average, you should flush your septic tank every 2 to 4 years.

Lady Rooter has a number of ways of locating your septic tank, including using a camera and locator.

No. Sometimes you might have a small problem area in your sewer or septic line, and by using our sewer camera, we can decide whether you need a spot repair, or if the whole line needs replacing. (Save big money—take advantage of our video inspection service!)

Hydro jetting involves the use of high-pressure water to remove grease, scale, grime, roots, and soap buildup on the walls of your pipes.

It helps. However, any heavy fats or sauces left in cooking pans should be wiped with paper towels, because they harden when they cool.

If you live in an area where you pay for water and sewer, you’ll be spending money on wasted water. And if you have a leach field, you could cause an overflow that can lead to serious problems. In the long run, it’s less expensive to maintain your plumbing.