Re: noisy septic system

Posted by Diana on March 15, 2003 at 05:41:44:
In response to Re: noisy septic system
::As far as I know, there is no pressure tank. The noise is not constant, but periodically, it will rumble and growl, which I hear in the house, particularly in the bathrooms. Could it be sucking air in, somehow? I must confess, I know next to nothing about septic systems and I don't know where to educate myself. Would a company that pumps out the tanks also be able to "diagnose" the problem? Thanks for any info! : I have purchased a house that has a septic system that makes "growling" noises - sounds like a beast with an upset stomach! The system was cleaned and inspected as a condition of purchase - no problems were found. Can you tell me why it grumbles and growls? : A little more detail will help with problem. is this noise from the pressure tank, or from the area of the septic bed? Does the noise occur when a tap is on? Do you have a press. tank with a bladder? Hube

Posted by Diana on March 15, 2003 at 05:41:44:

In response to Re: noisy septic system

::As far as I know, there is no pressure tank. The noise is not constant, but periodically, it will rumble and growl, which I hear in the house, particularly in the bathrooms. Could it be sucking air in, somehow? I must confess, I know next to nothing about septic systems and I don't know where to educate myself. Would a company that pumps out the tanks also be able to "diagnose" the problem? Thanks for any info!
: I have purchased a house that has a septic system that makes "growling" noises - sounds like a beast with an upset stomach! The system was cleaned and inspected as a condition of purchase - no problems were found. Can you tell me why it grumbles and growls?
: A little more detail will help with problem. is this noise from the pressure tank, or from the area of the septic bed? Does the noise occur when a tap is on? Do you have a press. tank with a bladder? Hube

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