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A white work truck parked near bare winter trees
About us

Rural systems, done right.

A family septic and well company serving Lancaster County since 1998.

A service truck carrying a large tank
Our story

One truck, one family, and a lot of farm lanes.

Walt Brenneman bought his first pump truck in 1998 to service the farms around his own home in Manheim Township.

His daughter Sarah runs the company now. There are five trucks, two licensed inspectors and a well crew, and the office still answers the phone at night.

  • Licensed septic inspectors
  • Well pump and water test crew
  • Service records kept for every address
How we work

What you can count on.

No guessing

We locate the tank before we dig, and we tell you what we found.

Clear reports

Photos and plain notes after every visit, not a page of codes.

Night truck

A truck and a tech on call every night and weekend.

An old wooden well with a blue roof in a farm yard
Why it matters

A pumping every few years costs far less than a new drain field.

That is why we keep your dates on file and call when you are due.

The crew

Who shows up.

Sarah Brenneman

Owner

Second generation. Licensed inspector and the person who answers most night calls.

Luke Martin

Lead Technician

Fifteen years on the trucks. Can find a tank lid under any lawn.

Nate Hershey

Well Crew Lead

Pulls and sets submersible pumps, pressure tanks and controls.

Janet Groff

Office

Keeps the service records and makes the reminder calls.

Schedule service

Due for a pumping? We will remind you next time.

Book once and we keep your tank size, location and service dates on file, then call when the next one is due.

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