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  • The only things that should be flushed: #1, #2, & toilet paper.

    Are Flushable Wipes Really Flushable?

    Many common items that people often flush can cause serious damage over time. In particular, wipes, whether labeled as "flushable" or not, pose a significant risk.

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  • Give Back In April By Getting Your Septic Pumped!

    We will contribute $10.00 for every tank pumped in April to the Geauga County Hunger Task Force!

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  • How to Tell When Your Septic Tank is Full 

    We already know by now that septic tank ownership comes with serious responsibilities that shouldn’t be neglected if you want to properly maintain your system and keep it running smoothly for as long as possible. One of those responsibilities is knowing when to empty your tank. Here’s a brief rundown to help you understand your septic tank sewage levels. 

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  • Why Invest in a Septic System Inspection?

    It’s important to know that inspectors generally don’t look deep inside the septic system to constitute thorough inspection. Therefore, you will want to invest in a complete septic system inspection. Let’s consider a few reasons why...

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  • Pros and Cons of Buying a Home With a Septic System

    In this article, we will dig into the pros and cons of owning a home with a septic system to help you make an informed decision before you start signing papers.

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  • Geauga Hunger Task Force 2023: Help Tim Frank Septic Make a Difference!

    Help us support a great cause–for every septic tank we pump in April, we’ll donate $10.00 to the Geauga County Hunger Task Force (GHTF)!

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  • How are septic tanks cleaned?

    If you live in a rural area, there is a good chance you have a septic tank, and when you flush the toilet, take a shower, or wash clothes, the water exits the house and goes to the septic tank. A septic tank works like a trap. The tank’s purpose...

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  • How To Maintain Your Home Aeration System

    Poop. A literally dirty subject. We all do it (at least according to the famous potty training book) , but we don't like to talk about it. We get it. That's why we at Tim Frank Septic Cleaning Co. have made it our business to do the dirty work for you....

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  • SepticSmart Week September 19 – 23, 2022

    SepticSmart Week is an annual event that occurs the third week of September. Communities, local groups, and state governments can bring attention to the importance of caring for and maintaining septic systems by organizing homeowner education events, sponsoring workshops or sharing social media from the SepticSmart program.

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  • What to Do When Your Septic Pump Quits Working

    If you have a septic system with a pump in it. If that pump quits working it can cause the lift station to overflow or even worse, back up into your home.

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  • Sewage Smells Inside and Outside The Home

    In a perfect world, all gases, liquids, and solids should be contained within your septic tank and pipes. You should not smell your septic tank or septic gases in your home.

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  • Geauga Hunger Task Force 2022

    At Tim Frank Septic we appreciate our community and the support we’ve received for so many decades. We think it’s only right that we help out and give back in any way we can. Over the past seven years we have been able to donate thousands of dollars to the Geauga County Hunger Task Force (GHTF) with the help of our loyal customers. And in April 2022 we are once again pledging to donate $10 for every septic tank we pump during the entire month.

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  • Water saving tips when you have a septic system

    The average person uses over 100 gallons of water each day.  Making a few conscious decisions will help reduce that number.  Reducing the amount of water the household uses can lengthen the life of your septic system and if you are on city sewer it will save you money on your water bill. 

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  • Common Septic System Terms

    When you know the meaning of the following terms it will help you better understand your septic system.

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  • Don’t Flush Wipes

    It’s pretty simple…. number one, number two, and toilet paper should be the only things flushed down the toilet.

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  • Geauga Hunger Task Force 2021

    At Tim Frank Septic we appreciate our community and the support we’ve received for so many decades. We think it’s only right that we help out and give back in any way we can. Over the past seven years we have been able to donate thousands of dollars to the Geauga County Hunger Task Force (GHTF) with the help of our loyal customers. And in April 2021 we are once again pledging to donate $10 for every septic tank we pump during the entire month.

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  • How a Diverter Box Should Work

    Owner Tom Frank provides a narrative of a well-functioning diverter box, as well as service recommendations based on decades of experience!

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  • Geauga Hunger Task Force 2018

    Winter is coming to an end. It’s time to start thinking about all those maintenance things that need to be done at our homes come spring. So, if it’s the year to have your septic tank serviced, consider doing it in the month of April and help...

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  • High Pressure Sewer Jetting

    Sewer lines and drain lines have an essential function. Their job is to carry the waste and/or water away from your home or business. Unfortunately, over time these lines can become slow running or plugged. Many culprits can cause such backups and may...

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  • Glug-Glug Goes The Drain: What This Sound Means

    GURGLING DRAIN
    Water generally runs from the faucet at a speed of around one to two gallons per minute without much thought from you. The silence of this simple luxury is taken for granted until the gurgling drain begins.
    Gas bubbles released from...

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  • Water Conservation Is Good For Septic Systems

    Water Conservation
    Water conservation is not just a buzzing topic when it comes to septic systems. By not only watching how much water you use as a household, but also when you use it, you can greatly increase the functionality of your septic system...

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  • The Importance of Septic System Cleaning


    Septic tanks are an essential piece of the wastewater infrastructure for the United States. Where city sewer systems are too expensive and impractical to install, especially in rural areas, septic tanks are the most viable option. This helps to keep...

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  • Red septic tank truck with Tim Frank Septic company logo on the side of it.

    The Importance Of Routine Pumping For Your Septic Tank

    Septic tanks are essential for helping you to dispose of your personal organic waste. Septic tanks take in organic waste from your plumbing system. The more solid waste that falls to the bottom of the tank the more liquid waste will flow out an exit pipe...

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  • Flushing Medications Harms Your Septic System

    Many houses in more rural settings are too far away from typical sewer lines to be connected to a bigger network. Due to distance, these homes have to use septic tanks. If you’re reading this article about septic tanks, chances are you have one....

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  • Food waste poured out of septic system

    Are Garbage Disposals OK With Septic Systems?

    Running septic systems involves a finely-tuned process, and there are some things that you can do that will upset that process which will result in problems. Often, these problems mean money will need to be paid out to get your septic system running smoothly...

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