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Service Overview
Early Warning Systems That Prevent Costly Emergencies
Septic alarms alert you to rising tank levels before backups occur, giving you time to call for service instead of dealing with sewage in your home. Advanced Septic Services installs reliable alarm systems that protect your property and provide peace of mind.
How It Works
Our alarm installation provides complete monitoring:
- Tank assessment to determine optimal float placement
- Indoor alarm panel installation with visual and audible alerts
- Float sensor installation at critical water levels
- Battery backup system to maintain monitoring during power outages
- Complete system testing, calibration, and user instruction
Our alarm systems monitor tank levels continuously, alerting you immediately when water rises above safe levels due to pump failure, excessive water use, or system problems.
Key Benefits
Prevent Property Damage – Alarms give you hours or days of warning before backups occur.
Early notification means you can schedule service instead of dealing with emergency sewage cleanup.
Required for Pump Systems – Most pump-equipped septic systems require alarm installation by
code. We ensure your system meets all local requirements.
24/7 Monitoring – Alarm systems work around the clock with battery backup, monitoring your
tank even during power outages when pump failure is most likely.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What happens when the alarm goes off?
A: The alarm indicates high water levels in your tank. First, reduce water usage immediately. Then call
us for service. The alarm gives you time to schedule repairs before sewage backs up into your home.
Q: Will the alarm go off frequently?
A: No. Properly functioning systems rarely trigger alarms. If your alarm activates often, it indicates a
pump problem, excessive water use, or system issues that need professional attention.
Q: Can I silence a false alarm?
A: Most systems have a temporary silence button, but the alarm will reactivate if the high water condition
persists. Never ignore alarms as they indicate real problems that need service.