Renting Out Your Home? Protect Your Septic Tank from Disaster!

It’s springtime and it’s time to get your septic tank checked if you plan on renting out your home this summer. The last thing you want to worry about is having a septic issue when renters stay. You should also advise your renters what they can and can’t put down the drain. They may be used to a different type of septic system and might not realize they can cause harm by tossing unusual things down the drain.

If you have a rental property, learn more about how you can avoid problems with your septic system here.

Have questions about how to keep your septic system running at peak performance? LaChance Brothers Excavating has the experience you’re looking for in septic tank pumping for your South Lyon home. We’ve been serving South Lyon and the surrounding communities since 1956. We’re family run, and we’ll treat you like family.

How to Protect Your Tenants from Septic Issues

An overflowing toilet or a backed-up sink can spoil someone’s vacation. They may blame you for the entire incident, which could result in a bad review.. Avoid future septic issues by:

1. Providing a plunger 
2. Keep a drain snake in the house 
3. Use septic-safe drain cleaners 
4. Make sure renters know the dos and don’ts of garbage disposals

If you have a rental property, learn more about how you can avoid problems with your septic system here.

Have questions about how to keep your septic system running at peak performance? LaChance Brothers Excavating has the experience you’re looking for in septic tank pumping for your South Lyon home. We’ve been serving South Lyon and the surrounding communities since 1956. We’re family run, and we’ll treat you like family.