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A Wesco Septic is your full service sewage and septic specialist in Snohomish and King County.\n\nSeptic Tank Pumping\n\nAn average 4 bedroom house with a 1200 to 1500 gallon tank should expect to have the tank pumped every 3 - 5 years of typical use.\n\nSide Sewer Hookup\n\nThe portion of the lateral sewer pipe that runs from the connection at the sewer main to the property line.\n\nDrainfield Vacuum\n\nThe distribution system must be equipped with an air vacuum release valve or other device to prevent siphoning.\n\nLine Jetting Service\n\nJetting can be used to eliminate a back-up or scheduled regularly for routine Maintenance. Pipe jetting doesn't just clear a blocked line, it completely cleans out your drain.\n\nSeptic Enzyme Service\n\nUsing Roebic treatments for your septic system will ensure your system has the biological balance of beneficial bacteria which results in a properly functioning system.\n\nDrainfield Install & Repair\n\nSeptic drain fields, also called leach fields or leach drains are used to remove contaminants and impurities from the liquid that emerges from the septic tank.\n\nBuyer & Seller Inspections\n\nSeptic tank inspection services in Snohomish and King County including Seattle, Kirkland, and surrounding areas. Contact us before selling or buying property that uses septic... Whether it's consulting, design and installation or repair of your existing system, A Wesco is your professional, courteous and affordable solution. Septic tank problems can sneak up on you when you least expect them. When they do, call the specialists, A Wesco Septic Service. \nFor prompt, expert and reliable solutions to your sewage problems, or for the installation of new systems, A Wesco has the high-quality equipment and seasoned experience to meet your needs and your budget. \nWe comply with all the state mandated environmental rules. We also go the extra step in assuring that all septic service and maintenance activities are conducted with safe, sanitary and environmentally conscious techniques and employee training. \nThe use of the septic system is the one thing that homeowners can monitor and adjust to help extend the time between septic tank pumpings. Managing the amount of waste water and the types of solids that enter the system is really important.