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General Info: Tidwell plumbing has been your local choice since 1962! Septic tank pumping, installations, & repairs. We also fix sewage backups & slow drains. Licensed & insured. Residential & Commercial. www.tidwellplumbing.com
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Extra Phones: Phone: (770) 382-4480
Services/Products: Commercial Services Drain Cleaning Installations Residential Services
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Phone: (770) 382-4477

Address: 1504 Sugar Valley Rd SW, Cartersville, GA 30120

Website: http://www.tidwellplumbing.com

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Tidwell Plumbing Inc And Septic Tank

General Plumbing
C.L. and Doris Tidwell started the business many years ago as a regular residential plumbing company. They quickly realized the “root” of most problems homeowners face is the septic tank. C. L. decided to solve these issues by concentrating solely on septic tank installations and repair. Continuing as a family-owned business is important to the next generation, as well. Carla Tidwell Knight and Michael Tidwell carry on the tradition of providing customer satisfaction in all they do.
Faucet Repair/Replacement
We are all guilty of abusing our septic tank at some point in time. It may range from excessive water usage, failure to repair a leaky faucet, or dumping some hazardous solvents or liquids down the drain. The only way to keep your septic tank system functioning properly is to have the tank pumped by a reliable licensed septic pumping service. While the need for pumping depends on size, usage and wastes added, it is recommended by many local health authorities and the Environmental Protection Agency Septic Systems (Onsite/Decentralized Systems that a system be pumped every 3 to 5 years. While the pumping frequency may vary, every septic tank should be pumped every 5 to 7 years maximum. Failure to maintain a regular pumping schedule, or the use of additives can cause more solids to pass through the septic tank increasing the likelihood of drain field failure. For more information, please visit the EPA’s site for Septic Smart Homeowners.

Toilet Repair/Replacement
A wet area or standing water occurs above the drain field in situations when sludge particles clog the drain field, when you have tree roots or broken pipes, or when water use in the house exceeds the design capacity of the system. Excessive water use in the home can occur when you have a dripping faucet or running toilet. This can cause the tank to fill up.
Shower Repair/Replacement

Drain and Sewer

Drain Cleaning
Sewer Cleaning
Sewer Repair/Replacement
You may be building a new home or business or converting your septic system to sewer, we would love to give you a quote and make this possible. [...]
Septic Tank Repair/Replacement
Septic Tank Cleaning
The only way to keep your septic tank system functioning properly is to have the tank solids pumped. [...]

Gas Leaks Detection/Repair
Yes, but it could also be from another source. First of all, determine if the source is on your property. Going upwind from your house can help determine this. If the source of the odor is on your property, check for possible propane or gas leaks and take appropriate safety measures if such a leak is the cause. Once you eliminate the possibility of a propane or gas leak, you can move on to the septic system as a potential source. Have the tank pumped if you notice sewage in the yard or it has been 3 to 5 years since you’ve had it pumped out. You could also try having your vent pipe on top of your house extended. If you still have an odor problem, you can try adding bacteria to the tank or call a plumber to check your lines for plugs, breakage or leaks.

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