Our Services
When it comes to your septic system, we provide a full spectrum of services to meet all your needs. From initial site preparation and excavation to the meticulous new installation of your septic system, our expert team ensures every project is handled with precision. We also specialize in diagnosis and repair, quickly identifying and fixing issues to keep your system running smoothly. Additionally, we are equipped to handle field line installations, offering a comprehensive solution for your property's needs. We're your go-to partner for reliable, complete septic solutions.
New Installation
This service involves installing a complete septic system for a new home or building. It includes designing the system based on the property's size and soil type, obtaining permits, and then installing all components, such as the septic tank and the drain field (also known as the leach field or field lines). Proper installation is crucial for the system's longevity and functionality.
Diagnose and Repair
This service focuses on identifying and fixing problems within an existing septic system. Common issues include clogged pipes, leaking tanks, or a failing drain field. Professionals use various tools, such as cameras and pressure testers, to pinpoint the source of the problem and then perform the necessary repairs, which can range from simple pipe clearing to more extensive work like replacing a damaged tank or a section of the drain field.
Site Prep and Excavation-including Field Lines
Before any new installation or major repair, site preparation is essential. This category of service includes clearing the area of trees and debris, grading the land to ensure proper drainage, and excavating the trenches for the septic tank and the field lines (drain field). The field lines are a network of perforated pipes laid in gravel-filled trenches that allow treated wastewater to be dispersed into the soil for final purification.
Pumping
Septic pumping, or pump-outs, is a routine maintenance service where a professional pumps out the sludge and scum that accumulate in the septic tank. This prevents the tank from overflowing and the solids from entering and clogging the drain field, which can lead to costly repairs. The frequency of pumping depends on the tank's size and household usage, but is typically recommended every 3-5 years.