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A septic system will fail when the disposed waste liquid can longer be absorbed by the soil absorption field. This is normally caused by solids clogging the soil pores and causes systems to fail. Two main factors cause solid material to build up enough to overflow: (1) lack of septic pumping to remove sludge, and (2) bacterial deficiency.
