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Current News; Your Home is the Single Most Valuable Asset You Own.. Protect it! Check Out Our 2 New Features Recently Added to the Roto-Rooter Family!
Septic Inspection is a sound investment to ensure seller and buyer protection. If you're buying or selling a home with an onlot sewage disposal (septic) system, you better find out what type of system is buried in the yard before signing on the dotted line. More and more home sellers are finding that financial institutions ask for a comprehensive septic system inspection in order to reach some conclusion about the health, operation, condition or mere presence of an onlot sewage disposal system Most frequently, a system inspection is sought prior to a land sale. If you're the buyer, you want to make informed decisions without last minute pressures. If you're the seller you want to make a full disclosure of ALL you know about the system. The only method is a comprehensive onlot wastewater treatment system inspection is in accordance with the New Jersey Inspection Standards developed by the PSMA/NJSMA. Relying on a dye test to evaluate an onlot wastewater treatment system's condition is like relying on the drips on the garage floor to evaluate the mileage performance of the car that usually parks over the drips. You can only assume there is a connection between the vehicles and the drops. That's about all a dye test proves. No more, no less. If you do not look in the right places, you may never see the dye, even though it has surfaced. An onlot wastewater treatment system inspection performed by a PSMA/NJSMA-certified inspector will include a thorough examination and evaluation of every component of the system. The size, type and condition of the treatment tank will be documented. The systems maintenance history will be researched and the location of all major components will be discovered and documented. Most importantly, the Inspectors report will indicate unsatisfactory conditions which may signal problems before they reach a stage of a "regulatory" malfunction. Unsatisfactory conditions which indicate the system or a component is not performing as intended will be noted and reported. Our Roto-Rooter franchise is now equipped with trained and certified individuals to perform onlot wastewater treatment system inspections using the PSMA/NJSMA standards. The standards have been described as the "Industry Standard" for onlot system inspections. Formerly known as guidelines, the standards embody a protocol which, when full applied, evaluates every component of an onlot wastewater treatment system,
We are very proud to announce the addition of environmentally friendly technology, which allows for replacement and realignment of broken underground residential, commercial, and even municipal sewer pipes. This brand new system allows for repair without the need to dig unsightly trenches, which can destroy and disturb expensive lawns, driveways, trees and other beautiful landscaping. Our trench-less excavation technology uses advanced equipment to enter the ground via two small access holes. Using the broken sewer line as a guide, our hydraulic pipe-bursting machinery pulls full-sized, seamless replacement pipe through the old pipe's path while breaking up the old damaged pip in the process. Once completed, the entrance and exit pits can be quickly refilled, leaving little or no evidence of activity. Since the pipe is seamless, it is resistant to leaks or root intrusion, with a long life expectancy and a 10 year warranty. The entire process takes place below the ground leaving almost everything on the surface undisturbed. Trench-less pipe repair is faster than traditional excavation repair methods and just as reliable. The conventional trenching process disrupts the surrounding landscapes, lawns, patios, sidewalks, commercials parking lots, etc. It can take several weeks and a small fortune to restore these features to their original state. According to customer feedback, trench-less technology is the preferred way to replace sewer pipes in residential, commercial and industrial settings. Local plumbing authorities have approved Roto-Rooter's trench-less excavation process in most cities and Roto-Rooter's experienced technicians have completed hundreds of trench-less repair jobs.
On December 13th and 14th Enviroventures and Roto-Rooter Plumbers hosted a complimentary 10-hour OSHA certification course to all valued clients and fellow sanitary liquid waste professionals. Bob Sudell, a certified OSHA instructor from the Ohio Casualty group offered to give this beneficial OSHA course free to the first 50 individuals to sign up. This certification course focused on the safety of employees and contractors who work for or service the sanitary waste industry throughout the Tri-State area. Material covered during this safety course were as follows:
"If you are already a customer I would like to say thanks for your past patronage, or if you are thinking of using any of our services in the future, I know you will be satisfied." Sincerely, Ned Lang
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