Septic Repairs
Septic Repair Services
When it comes to septic problems, we’ve seen it all—and fixed it all. At Clarington Septic Repair, we’re committed to getting your system back up and running quickly and properly. Whether it’s a broken baffle, a collapsed line, or something just isn’t working right, you can count on us to find the solution. Our goal is to fix the issue right the first time and help extend the life of your system.
Outlet Baffle Repair (Most Common Septic Repair)
One of the most common septic repairs we deal with is a damaged or missing outlet baffle. This small but critical part helps keep solid waste from flowing into your septic bed, which protects it from clogging and costly failure.
Over time, concrete baffles can break down due to the bacteria in your tank. If your system uses a plastic baffle, the screws can rust out, causing it to fall off completely. When that happens, solids are free to flow straight into your bed—which can eventually lead to backups in the house and a full septic bed replacement.
Fixing or replacing the outlet baffle is one of the most important things you can do to extend the life of your septic system. Catching this issue early saves you thousands down the line.
Septic System Specialists
We’re septic system specialists—and while your septic system might be the least sexy part of your home, it’s definitely one of the most important. You don’t think about it until something goes wrong, and that’s where we come in. From inspections to repairs and full system replacements, we make sure everything runs smoothly underground so you don’t have to worry. Trust us to handle the dirty work and keep your system in top shape.
Broken Pipe Repair
At Clarington Septic Repair, we know that even newer septic systems can run into problems. If you’ve got a cracked or broken pipe, we’re here to help. For newer systems, we can usually repair damaged lines quickly and properly.
However, with older systems, the rules are a bit different—you’re not allowed to repair broken or cracked septic lines. In those cases, a replacement may be required to meet code.
Not sure if your pipe can be fixed? Give us a call—we’re happy to take a look and walk you through your options. No guesswork, just honest advice and the right solution for your system.
