Michigan winters can be brutal — and your septic system isn’t immune. Freezing temperatures, compacted snow, and frozen soil can interfere with how wastewater flows and drains, often turning small issues into major problems if left unchecked.
One of the most common winter red flags is persistent sewage or “rotten egg” odors inside the home or near the septic field. Cold air can trap these smells, making them stronger and more noticeable. Gurgling sounds in pipes and slow drains throughout the house are also warning signs that wastewater isn’t moving freely through the system.
Ignoring these early symptoms can lead to backups, frozen lines, or costly septic field repair South Lyon homeowners want to avoid. Read more on our website!
Protect Your Septic System This Winter
If you notice unusual smells, sounds, or slow drains this winter, don’t wait for warmer weather. Contact LaChance Brothers Excavating today for a professional septic evaluation and protect your system before a minor issue becomes an emergency.
