Honest, Reliable Septic Service. Everytime.

Serving Central Alabama with pride, we specialize in septic system installation, maintenance, and repairs. Our experienced team is dedicated to keeping your system running smoothly, ensuring peace of mind for your home or business. With prompt service, competitive pricing, and a commitment to quality, we’re here to handle all your septic needs.

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Septic Tank Service Deatsville, AL | Septic Tank Service Prattville, AL | Septic Tank Service Millbrook, AL

Honest, Reliable Septic Service.

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Our Services

Septic System Installation

Transform your property with our expert septic installation services—precision-engineered, locally trusted, and built to last for years of worry-free performance.

Septic Repair

When your septic system falters, our skilled team delivers fast, reliable repairs, restoring functionality with honesty and expertise you can count on.

Pumping & Maintenance

Keep your septic system in top shape with our thorough pumping and service—prompt, professional, and designed to ensure long-lasting efficiency.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often should my septic tank be pumped?

Just as you change your car's oil every three months to keep it running smoothly, you should maintain your septic system's bacteria levels to ensure it functions properly.

My plumbing is backing up in the house.

The clear solution is to excavate the septic tank, remove the lids, and check the water level. If the water is 8-10 inches below the lid with significant solid buildup, the tank needs pumping. If the water level is flush with the top of the lid, water isn’t flowing into the drain lines, indicating a potential blockage in the fill line, possibly due to roots or sludge.

My Septic Systems pump appears to quit working.

You need to confirm if it is power issue, pump issue, or float switch issue. First check the GFCI outlet or circuit breaker to determine if the issue is with the pump or the float switch. For assistance, contact us.

Water in the yard...

Troubleshooting septic system fill lines can involve one of three issues: a blockage in the header line, crossover line, or spillover line, or a complete system failure. Diagnosing these is challenging since the lines are buried underground.

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From pump-outs to repairs, call our septic service experts, built on honesty, reliability, and speed

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Proudly locally owned and operated, our septic service company delivers trusted, community-focused care with the expertise and dedication you deserve.

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