Septic System Education & Resources for Hawaii Homeowners

How Often Should I Pump My Septic Tank in Hawaii?

Learn how Hawaii’s rainfall, soil conditions, and average household size affect how often you should schedule local septic pumping services. We also explore what happens if you wait too long—and what warning signs to watch for.

Emergency Septic Tank Cleaning: What to Do When Things Go Wrong

Is your yard flooding, or do you smell sewage? Don’t panic—we cover what steps to take when you need emergency septic pumping. This guide includes tips on stopping usage, calling the right crew, and what to expect from a same-day visit.

Cesspool Cleaning vs. Septic Cleaning: What’s the Difference?

Many homes on the Big Island still use cesspools, but few owners understand the difference. This article breaks down the key variations in maintenance, environmental impact, and legal considerations.

Holding Tank Maintenance 101: Don’t Let It Overflow

For properties with holding tanks (especially in remote or commercial areas), routine monitoring is a must. We outline a proactive maintenance plan, when to schedule cleaning, and why overflow is a serious hazard.

Storm Drain and Dry Well Maintenance for Hawaii Homes

Heavy rainfall and flash flooding are common in many Hawaiian regions. This guide covers how to keep your dry wells and storm drains flowing freely to prevent backups and erosion—especially important for sloped or coastal properties.