We have over 30+ years of experience in septic tank services in the South Central Indiana area.
ExcellentBased on 156 reviewsPatty R2024-03-15This company is great! They've pumped our tank for several years. We needed new pump and it was taken care of quickly and fair. Here when they said. It's also nice to have real person answer on phone. Thanks to whole crew.Betty Antal2023-12-01We were very pleased with our service. He arrived on time, provided the service and left in a short time. He knew what he was doing and completed it in an efficient manner. They are now our go to septic service.animal#cute family2023-12-01Great service! Knowledgeable and professional. Showed up when they said they were going. Definitely use this company in the future.Mike Auberry2023-11-28Everything was done with care and respect for the property. He offered advice about maintaining our tank and the field. Overall, it was a quick and efficient service. Thanks so much.J Labree2023-11-17Great and fast service. Wonderful people to deal with.Jeffery Alexander2023-11-16Tech that came out not only did the job, but gave me a few pointers about maintenance I wasn’t aware ofMartha Du Mont2023-11-16Bad news about your septic system doesn’t make for a pleasant conversation but Jay is a happy guy who was a pleasure to deal with. We appreciated his punctuality, pleasant personality and timely written report.Dean Vandagriff2023-11-11Had a great feeling with the first communicatio. From the office on my request for information. She was professional and very nice. The gentleman that pumped the septic was the same. Enjoyed talking to him. He was efficient and got the job done.
Answer: Septic tanks generally need pumping every 2 to 4 years. However, the frequency can vary based on factors like household size, water usage, and tank size.
Answer: Generally, additives aren’t necessary. A well-maintained system with regular pumping and proper use is usually sufficient. We do offer an additive if you are looking to purchase one.
Answer: Only human waste and toilet paper should be flushed. Avoid flushing non-biodegradable items, grease, chemicals, and excessive amounts of household cleaners.
Answer: Signs of a failing system include slow drains, unpleasant odors, lush green grass around the drain field, and gurgling sounds in the plumbing. Regular inspections can catch issues early.
Answer: Tree roots can damage septic systems, so it’s best to plant trees away from the drain field. Avoid building structures or parking heavy vehicles on top of the system.
Answer: Yes, a septic inspection is crucial before buying a home. It assesses the system’s condition, ensuring you’re aware of any potential issues before making the purchase.
Answer: Septic tanks are typically located a few feet underground in the same direction that your big black O pipe that leaves your basement. If you still can’t find them, try looking at your property drawings or we can help you locate them.
Answer: A septic riser is a vertical pipe that extends from the septic tank to the ground surface, providing easier access for maintenance. While not mandatory, it makes inspections and pumping more efficient.
Answer: Additives cannot replace pumping. Pumping removes solid waste, while additives may not effectively break down solids. Regular pumping is essential for system longevity.
Answer: With proper care and maintenance, septic systems can last 20 to 30 years or more. Regular inspections, pumping, and responsible use contribute to a longer lifespan.
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