ABOUT US
FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED, LOCAL FIREMAN
At Skeeter Septic Pumping, we take pride in being a family-owned and operated septic pumping business, serving our local community with honesty, integrity, and dependable service. With deep roots in the area and generations of experience behind us, we understand the importance of protecting your home, property, and the environment. Our team is committed to providing high-quality septic maintenance that keeps your system running smoothly and helps you avoid costly repairs down the road.
What sets us apart is our personal touch. As a family-run company, we treat every customer like a neighbor—because in many cases, you are. Whether you're calling for routine service or need emergency services, you can trust that our trained technician will respond promptly, work efficiently, and always communicate clearly. Our technician takes great pride in educating our neighbors in understanding their system. We use modern equipment, stay up to date with local codes, and make sure each job is done right the first time.
Over the years, we've built lasting relationships with homeowners, businesses, and contractors who rely on us for our reliability and work ethic. We’re not just in the septic business, we’re in the business of helping people, preserving our community’s health, and making sure our family values shine through in everything we do. When you choose Skeeter Septic Pumping, you're supporting local jobs, local families, and a tradition of service you can count on.
KEY COMPONENTS OF AN AEROBIC SEPTIC SYSTEM
An aerobic septic system typically includes:
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Trash Tank (Pre-treatment) – Often 500–1,000 gallons.
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Aeration Tank – Main chamber with air pump; size varies with flow needs.
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Clarifier (Settling Chamber) – Removes solids; part of or separate from aeration tank.
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Disinfection Chamber – Usually chlorinator or UV.
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Pump Tank (optional) – For spray or drip dispersal; 500–1,000 gallons.
Sizing Factors
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Local regulations (required minimum sizes per bedroom)
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Soil conditions (clay vs. sand)
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Discharge method (spray, drip, subsurface)
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Daily flow rate (based on actual water usage)
Example: Typical 500GPD 3-Bedroom Home System
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Daily Flow: ~450 gallons
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Tank Sizes:
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Trash Tank: 500 gallons
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Aeration Tank: 750–1,000 gallons
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Pump Tank: 500 gallons
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Total System Volume: ~2,000 gallons
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Operational Level: ~1,500 gallons
WHAT YOUR SEPTIC SYSTEM MAY LOOK LIKE
Curious about what your septic system includes? Here’s an overview of typical system sizes, components, and an example layout. We offer systems designed to handle 500, 600, 800, 1000, and 1500 Gallons per Day (GPD), depending on your home or property’s needs.
