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Residential Septic Services
Our main priority when we get a call from a homeowner who is experiencing septic issues is not only to provide them with professional service in a timely manner at a fair price, but to also leave them educated and more comfortable with their system. We know the mere thought of knowing you own a home with a septic system can put added stress on your mind, but we're here to alleviate that for you! Whether we are visiting your home to provide you with an honest estimate of what we believe will resolve your septic issues, or you have already made the decision to go with us for repairs, we want you to know as much as you can about the functionality of your system as well as how to maintain it.
SERVICES
New Septic Systems
We design, deliver, and instal new septic systems in our service area.
Some may ask, "What is a Septic System?"
A septic system is a type of on site waste water treatment system, consisting of a septic tank that collects all the sewage. The sewage separates into a solid (sludge) that settles to the bottom, and a liquid effluent that then flows into a leach field for final treatment by the soil.
Septic Inspections
We offer septic inspections for both residential and commercial. We have quick scheduling and can typically complete a detailed report
in 24 HRS.
Purchasing a home or commercial property is a very expensive intense process. We can help guide you through any issues that may be a problem for you as the new owner.
Septic Pumping
We have the latest technology and equipment to pump your septic in no time.
Pumping your septic every 3-5 years will save you a smelly headache later. With our Septic equipment we connect to your septic system with a hose and remove the liquid and floating solids/sludge.
This is an important maintenance step to ensure your system continues to work properly.
Drain Field Repairs
Drain Fields also known as Lech Fields or Leach Drains play a crucial role in your septic system.
We have years of experience identifying and repairing any issues we find. The drain field removes contaminants and impurities from the liquid that emerges after anaerobic digestion in a septic tank.
