Services
Everything under the lawn, handled.
Septic pumping, inspections, repairs and well pump service from one crew.
Septic pumping, inspections, repairs and well pump service from one crew.
Routine pumping with a baffle and filter check on every tank.
Full inspections for home sales, with a written report for the buyer and lender.
Diagnosis, jetting and repairs for slow or saturated drain fields.
Bring the lid up to grade so future pumping takes minutes, not a shovel.
Submersible pumps, pressure tanks, switches and controls repaired or replaced.
Bacteria and nitrate testing for wells, required for many home sales.
Four steps on every visit.
Tell us the address and when the tank was last pumped. We pull any records we have.
We locate the tank with a probe or a transmitter, so your lawn is not dug up guessing.
The tank is pumped empty, the baffles and filter are checked and the levels are written down.
You get photos, notes and the date the next pumping is due, by email the same day.
Tank size and access change the price, so we confirm before we come.
| Job | Typical range | Time on site |
|---|---|---|
| Pump a 1,000 gallon tank | $395 to $475 | About 1 hour |
| Real estate septic inspection | $550 to $750 | 2 to 3 hours |
| Install a riser and lid | $350 to $600 | 2 to 3 hours |
| Replace a submersible well pump | $1,600 to $2,800 | Half a day |
Sample figures for this demonstration site.
Yes. Frozen ground can make the lid harder to reach, which is one more reason a riser pays for itself.
A healthy tank does not need them. Regular pumping and keeping grease, wipes and chemicals out matters far more.
Yes, with a licensed inspector and a written report that meets lender and township requirements.
Book once and we keep your tank size, location and service dates on file, then call when the next one is due.
