OUR SERVICES

OUR TRUSTED SEPTIC SERVICES

We offer a full range of septic solutions to keep your system running efficiently and avoid unexpected problems. Whether it's a quick pump or system upgrades, we’ve got you covered.

What You Should Know

Aerobic systems generally need service every 3–5 years, while conventional systems need it every 1–3 years, depending on usage and household size. To keep your system healthy, avoid flushing oils, grease, strong chemicals, wipes, feminine products, drugs, and water softener discharge.

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What Your System May Look Like

Septic systems come in many styles and designs, depending on brand and setup. Common systems include Conventional Tanks, Proflo, Clearstream, Hoot, Aqua Klear, Aqua Aire, Cajun Aire, Fuji Clear, Jet, Aqua Safe, and Nuwater.

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SEPTIC TANK PUMPING

Over time, solid waste (sludge) and scum build up in the septic tank can cause major issues. If not pumped out, this buildup can overflow into the drain field of conventional systems, cause clogs/system backups, and pump failure in aerobic systems. Repairing your septic system can be very costly so regular maintenance is very important.

Our Core Service Includes:

Removal of solid and liquid waste from the septic tank using a vacuum truck.
The technician completely pumps out all the sludge (solids), scum (grease and oil), and effluent (liquid waste), then renices the walls and floors of the system with water (if available) to clean thoroughly.
We provide both Residential and Commercial Septic cleaning service.
Installing Risers

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW

Recommended Frequency

Aerobic Systems: Every 3–5 years, depending on household size, tank size, and usage.
Conventional Systems: Every 1–3 years, depending on household size and usage.

SYSTEM SIZES:

500GPD, 600GPD, 800GPD, 1000GPD, and 1500GPD (GPD = Gallon per Day: your system is rated to use up to that amount of water (flushing, dished, laundry, showers, or baths) per day.)

ITEMS TO AVOID FLUSHING

Strong disinfectants or bleaches (other than small amounts normally used in laundry and house cleaning - be conservative.)
Oils, greases and any chemical wastes.
Disposable diapers, wet wipes (both flushable and non-flushable), tampons, sanitary napkins, contraceptives, cigarette butts and similar items.
Discharge from water softener.
All prescribed and over-the-counter drugs.