Well Maintained System

Love the videos man! Keep ‘em going!

Love your videos!

You're videos are so amazing great job ty for the heart

I like stuffing a chicken in my septic tank

Quick question ive had for a while, do only rural houses/commercial buildings and houses/commercial buildings far from a large sewer system have septic tanks? Cause where I live Ive heard little to nothing about them until I found your videos, which are great by the way

I just found you channel about a month or 2 ago, but I will say the poop smoothies and money shots are nice, but what made me subscribe and come back, was your enthusiasm, your willingness to teach us about septic systems and the different types, as well as taking us along for your journey!

Keep the videos coming! Here's to 100k and beyond!!

Well that bad advise you gave me earlier is grounds for a dislike and un-follow in my book, not a good way to increase your numbers.

What can we say we like your shit

You made a topic which I knew nothing about so interesting and entertaining to watch! You’ve got a really natural presence on camera and ooze coolness 😎 Your love for your work and pride in your workmanship really comes across in your videos too. I love it! It’s so satisfying to see the tanks unblocked, emptied and cleaned 🤤😝You really are a natural presenter (and a hard worker!).
Thanks for sharing your daily grind with us all and please keep up the awesome work with the channel!
Poop smoothies smell like money $$$
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I love the Bob Vila T-shirt

Does yeast work to brake down the solids?!

Keep ‘em comin brotha man!!! This “shit” is crazy 💪🏽🤣

Wow... Charging the full used water amount for the sewer. The city I live in charges half of your water usage for the sewer.

It's surprising to me how many of these in your area don't have risers. These days, I would say probably 90% of the tanks I pump have risers.

Since 2004 in my area, risers have been mandatory on new installations. And then even on older systems, when I dig them up, I always recommend that the owner have a riser installed, or install one themselves.

Most customers are receptive to that, but not all. I also don't see you pump any steel tanks ever, and in my area there are still many steel tanks that were put in in the '70s and '80s that are in the ground around here with no risers. Although most of them are Swiss cheese at this point lol

Has anybody ever honked for chocolate milk before ?🤣

Have you ever drop your phone in one. How many have you lost 😅.

I'm a large septic system engineer for a state agency and I'm really happy that I stumbled upon your channel! Your informative and friendly approach to the subject makes the videos super accessible. I'll definitely be sharing your videos across my department!

I love you Dominic!

Yay a vacation with your lady :)

If Dr. Pimple Popper can have millions of subs, why can't you?🤔🤷‍♂️

If I had to pick which was worse, popping cysts and abscesses, or pumping poop smoothies...I would say the popping of cysts and abscesses is worse.

Oh and I subbed BTW. 🙂👍
Here's a 👊 (fist bump).

Question: how do you take the gloves off without getting poo all over yourself?🤔

Use Roebic septic leach cleaner eat all the muck in the gravel and sand

lol there are no sights in Vegas lol. not even in the surrounding communities. however there are some natural areas and bike paths/water ways that are fun to explore throughout that metropolis and outskirts beyond. I do recommend eating in town cause Vegas does pay well to land good quisine providers!

Also septic systems were very much designed to be maintenance free when used properly. most septic systems should be able to go atleast 20 yrs before anyone even needs to take a peek. Your leech field will tell you what's happening and if there's any issues.

Where I live, our county requires that we pump our septic system out minimally once every 3 years and we have to send in verification to the county which the pumper usually does for us. I flush bacteria pods once a month for preventative maintenance as instructed by my pumper.

I did that with my father-in-law before and while I went to collage, a good honest days work!!!!

Having my tank pumped for the first time in 16 years. We were told if you don't have a problem, don't pump.

Man vegas is awesome

Never knew these videos be so cool and awsome and entertaning to watch

I need a suggestion for a septic system for a house being built on a peninsula in the UP of Michigan. Best system? Thanks!!

Imagine your phone falls in there

Nice

I wish your videos were around 6 years ago. We bought a house and I dove right into learning about the shit tanks and there wasn’t much on them. Your videos are super educational and your just down to earth which makes it easier to watch! I’ve been bing watching the past few days lol
Idky but I’ve always been interested in them. Keep up the awesome work!

I’ve been installing new construction septics and replacing old ones for over 20 years...you do great work and you have great content on your channel...this is very informative for those who are on septics and who are oblivious to how they work...in my experience about 70% of the septics out there are in various states of failure and the homeowners have no idea...and it’s mostly because of abuse and lack of maintenance!!!...install an effluent filter, don’t put chemicals or fat down your drains and pump every 3 to 5 years and you will triple the life of your field...I’ve dug up 60 year old fields and they were still working great!...and I’ve dug up fields that were 3 years old and had to be replaced!!

any more s*** pizzas?

Have you ever dropped your phone in the tank?😁

Im always afraid you’re gonna drop the phone lol

I paid $1250 to get a 1500 gallon tank pumped out after 4 years. My old house in town city sewer is $300 a month. Thats a savings of over $13,000 over 4 years. I'm in Washington state and yeah the prices these days are outrageous.

That one was like an Olympic event

what happened to your new truck

I watch and enjoy your informative videos way uphere in Canada. BTW, your girlfriend is seriously cute.😉

I've been a contractor/builder all my working life. I'm now looking at retirement in the Philippines, and a septic system is one of the first things I will have to do on our land. I've always been familiar with the basics, but your channel has really helped fill in some of the blanks.
I would really be interested in the procedure for testing the perk of the land for septic field placement.
Thanks

It's nice to see, for a change, what it looks like to have a well-maintained septic system. The family that lives on that property is "mindful" and actually cares. I moved from a major city to a rural area where I'm having my home built, so I need to have a septic system. My area only allows for an aerobic septic system because a conventional system would not work for my situation. After looking at all your other "challenging " pump-outs, I will promise to keep mine well-maintained.

A lot cheaper/less effort than the risers I installed, especially as I had to make some concrete parts to adapt the risers to my slab lid tank.. 20 years I been digging up the solid clay to get to those lids every 2 to 3 years (500 gal tank with 3 people). So glad I got risers.. I almost look forward to pump out day now..:)

What if me and my friends prank call your office

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