We do accept payment via escrow for an additional fee.

Yes, we collaborate with realtors on all septic-related matters, including inspections.

We accept various payment methods, including cash, checks, and all major credit cards, for your convenience.

At this time, we do not offer financing options for our services.

Pumping is recommended when scum and sludge reach 30% or more of your tank's capacity. Typically, this occurs every 3-5 years, but can vary based on household size and usage patterns.

The mainline is the primary pipe that connects your house to the septic tank. It's usually the sole connection between your home and the tank.

A septic tank is the central component where all waste collects. Its primary function is to retain solids while allowing liquids (effluent) to flow out.

Drain fields are designed to disperse effluent and continue the decomposition process. It's crucial to prevent solid materials from entering the drain field.

Septic alarms are designed to alert you to potential issues. The most common cause is excess water in the pump tank triggering the high-water alarm. This could be due to household plumbing issues or groundwater infiltration. While this is a frequent occurrence, electrical, float, or pump problems may also activate the alarm. If your alarm is sounding, please don't hesitate to contact us for assistance.

To maintain your septic system, avoid disposing of grease, cooking oil, food waste, or harsh chemicals down the drain. Additionally, refrain from flushing wipes (even those labeled as flushable), feminine products, or condoms into the system.