M.K. Adams Septic Service LLC

05/10/2026

Happy Mother's Day to all the beautiful mother's out there 🫶

04/06/2026

MK Adams Septic will be closed from now to April 14th. Sorry for the inconvenience. If you would like to be scheduled for after that, call Monday April 13th.
Thank you and have a blessed week!

02/20/2026

Give our team a call for your septic system projects! 9032794901
We do installs, repairs, maintenance, and pump outs.

01/31/2026

Replacing thin wall pvc with thick wall 💪
Give us a call for all of your septic system needs!
9032794901

01/27/2026

If you don’t know where your septic tank is, now is the time to find it! Your septic tank stays around 50° even in the winter so you can often find it because it will be the first place the snow melts.

The snow may still be too deep but keep an eye out for a round or rectangle bare patch as we warm up.

(Keep in mind, the deeper your septic tank is, the less likely you will find it)

12/20/2025

Don't forget to have your septic emptied before the big crowd and we'll tank good care of you
Call us 9032794901

10/21/2025

08/26/2025

Please share! We will take good care of whoever you send our way

08/21/2025

Quality septic services are just a click away. Visit our website to learn more about how we can assist you today at mkadamsseptic.com.

http://mkadamsseptic.com

07/15/2025

For educational purposes:

The average tanks on a septic system is 1000 to 1500 gallons total. The average American family uses 300 gallons per day of indoor water or 60 gallons per person. If you do the math, after having the septic tanks emptied, you will fill up the tanks fairly quickly. After that, it’s dependent on the field lines to absorb the excess water or the pump to distribute the excess water.

When you have a pumper come out, they are not miracle workers, even though we love to think we are septic system whisperers lol. If a system is showing signs of failing (overfilling), it’s just a matter of time, fairly quickly, before you will have the same problem again.

That being said, sometimes pumping can be a solution, but it would have to be sludge clogging the pump or scum layer blocking the outlet to your field lines. However, it’s mainly a preventative maintenance.