Envirosafe

Always use a licensed plumbing company when installing a water treatment system. Plumbers are licensed with the state and have the knowledge to cut into your water supply properly. They also have annual continuing education the maintain their license.

Know your system To avoid unnecessary services calls, ask your service technician:

What the system is for
How to bypass the system, should you have a problem
How to correct the “time of day” on the valve

Backwash lines should not be in the septic, when at all possible
Backwash lines for regenerating systems, can be tapped into a rain downspout on your house Underground drainage trench can be installed to divert the water away from your Home’s foundation and landscaped areas

Ask about money saving upgrades
There are many products on the market which could save you money We like to inform our customers about the various upgrade features that would better suit their needs and save money

Ask about contracts
Contracts are available and can save you money. You won’t have to remember when your service needs to be done and will eliminate service call fees should you have a problem during the year

Water Savers
Check for water saving devices for your home. Toilets and shower heads can save water and the electric that runs your pump and reduce excessive water waste to your septic system

WATER SAVING TIPS
WATER: it’s the liquid we need to live ! At home, at play, at work, we can all learn to conserve. By changing your habits, repairing leaks, installing water saving devices and in some areas, allow for water reuse.		TOILETS: Flush only when necessary. Don’t use toilet to dispose of cigarette butts or other trash. Consider installing a low-flow toilet Add food coloring to toilet tank and check water in bowl in 15 minutes. (Don’t flush) Color in toilet bowl probably means there’s a leak
	SINK: Plug drain when washing or shaving. Don’t run water when brushing your teeth. Fix drips promptly. Install water saving devices and try a faucet aerator to reduce amount of water used	TUB or SHOWER: Take shallow baths. Keep showers short with pressure at low force
	KITCHEN: Garbage Disposal: Use sparingly, or better yet compost Wash dishes by hand, or when using dishwasher, only run FULL loads. Keep water in refrig instead of running it to get cool. Thaw food in microwave or refrig., not under running water.	LAUNDRY: Use proper load selection
	OUTSIDE: Use a hose nozzle that you can shut off. Consider a drip irrigation system. Use a broom on driveway for clippings and debris. Water when the sun goes down or early morning. Rinse car once, wash, and then quickly again.	POOL: Don’t over fill pool. This helps reduce splashing and spilling. Use a cover to slow down evaporation.