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Our highly experienced plumbing technicians will quickly diagnose and solve your plumbing issues. We offer reliable repair, replacement, and installation services for a wide variety of plumbing systems and components.
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From emergency repairs to complete installations, we provide comprehensive plumbing services for your home or business.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Most household septic tanks should be professionally inspected every 1–3 years and pumped about every 3–5 years, although tank size, number of occupants, and water use can make you need service more often.
Warning signs include slow or gurgling drains, persistent sewage odors inside or near the yard, standing water or soggy patches over the tank or drainfield, unusually lush grass in one area, and sewage backups into fixtures. If you see these, call a service right away.
A standard service visit usually includes locating and exposing lids, opening the tank, measuring scum and sludge levels, pumping out solids and liquids, basic inspection of baffles/tees and filters, and providing recommendations and a next-service interval.
Costs vary by tank size, accessibility and region, but typical ranges are roughly $250–$900 per pumping; most homeowners pay around $300–$600 for routine service. Emergency calls, buried lids or extra repairs increase the price.
Do not flush wipes, sanitary products, diapers, grease, fats, paints, solvents, pharmaceuticals, or harsh chemicals; these items can kill beneficial bacteria, clog pipes, or overload the tank and drainfield.
Many jurisdictions require a septic inspection and sometimes pumping or an O&M report before a sale, so check with your local health or permitting authority early in the process to avoid delays.
Stop using water immediately, avoid contact with the wastewater, turn off any pumps if safe to do so, and call a licensed septic or plumbing professional for emergency pumping and inspection; document the issue for any required permits or insurance.
Conserve water, spread laundry loads across the week, avoid garbage disposals when possible, keep grease and non-biodegradable items out of drains, maintain the drainfield (no parking or planting trees above it), and keep records of inspections and pumpings.
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