The process of removing liquid, solids, and sludge from a septic tank using a high-pressure pump and hose. The goal is to keep the tank free of buildup that can lead to clogs, backups, and system failure.

We use RIDGID NaviTrack Scout as a diagnostic tool that helps locate underground objects by sensing electromagnetic fields and displaying them on a screen.

We use flushable transmitters as a type of inspection equipment to find blockages or collapses in sewer pipelines and drain lines. We also have a SeeSnake camera to provide quick and accurate plumbing diagnosis.

If your effluent filter becomes clogged, eventually everything backs up. So you could run a load of laundry, and have sewage coming out of the overflow. While the short term inconvenience and mess of such an event may seem daunting in and of itself, the greater risk lies in solid waste backing up into the pipes and remaining even after the filter and the tank are cleaned. These obstructions can clog your drains and require professional help to remove.

The process of digging a hole in the ground to access a septic tank that is buried underground. Septic tanks are typically buried 6 inches or more underground, and the lid is typically located right on top.

Removes clogs and roots from plumbing when a plunger is not effective.

Effluent pumps are typically used to pump grey-water from a septic tank to a leach field.

Septic systems are buried underground and if you're not sure exactly where your tank and its components are located, it can be difficult to find your access ports or manhole covers. Septic tank risers are a simple, cost-effective solution to this problem that can provide long-term savings.

We have seen it all.  Call us with your next septic emergancy and we will be there as soon as possible to help at a moments notice.