Can a septic tank fill with rainwater?

You asked: Can a septic tank fill with rainwater?

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Question: Can a septic tank fill with rainwater?

Answer: Yes, heavy rain can cause groundwater to infiltrate a septic tank, leading to overfilling and potential system failure.

Cause: Inferior or outdated septic systems are prone to spilling in rainy conditions, notably in colder seasons. Clear signs of this include nearby manholes spilling or blocking when it rains.

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