One of the most common signs that your septic tank needs to be pumped is if your toilets or drains are running slowly. Additionally, if your lawn or yard is soggy or has a strong sewage smell, it could be an indication that your septic tank is full and needs to be pumped.

The frequency of pumping your septic tank will vary depending on the size of your tank, the number of people in your household, and the amount of water usage. On average, septic tanks should be pumped every 3-5 years.

The location of your septic tank is usually indicated on the property's septic system design or building plans. If these are not available, a septic tank service provider can locate the tank by utilizing a combination of metal probes or running a camera through the main line. If this process is still unsuccessful, the only body authorized to do a visual inspection to determine tank location is the county. To find the best septic tank companies near you, check online reviews and ratings or ask for a referral from neighbors and people you trust.

Signs of a failing septic tank include slow-draining toilets or sinks, sewage backups, and an overflowing tank. Additionally, if you notice a strong sewage smell on your property, it could be an indication that your septic tank is failing.

Signs of a septic tank backup include slow-draining toilets or sinks, sewage backups, and an overflowing tank. Additionally, if you notice a strong sewage smell on your property, it could be an indication of a septic tank backup. In case of an emergency, you can contact a septic tank service nearby for an emergency septic tank service.

Proper maintenance of your septic tank can help prevent problems. This includes regular pumping, avoiding flushing non-biodegradable materials, and reducing water usage.

The cost to pump a septic tank will vary depending on the location, size of the tank, and the service provider. On average, the cost can range between $495 and $750.

It is not recommended to install a septic tank yourself. Septic systems are complex, and installation should be done by a trained and licensed professional septic tank service provider. Typically, if a homeowner is caught installing their own system without a license, fines will be issued as penalties for improper installation.

One way to find a reputable septic tank service provider is by asking for recommendations from friends and family. You can also check local reviews through Google and Angie’s List to identify companies that service clients the way you would want and expect. Lastly, the state of Georgia offers a list of licensed installers and pumpers on their website.

Yes, we can help you with your septic tank repair needs and questions. Our team of trained and licensed professionals are equipped to handle a wide range of septic tank repairs, from minor repairs to major replacements. We provide expert septic tank repair service and we are available 24/7 for emergency septic tank service.

Yes, we provide septic tank cleaning service as part of our regular maintenance services. Our team of professionals use the latest equipment and techniques to thoroughly clean and maintain your septic tank to ensure it is functioning properly.

Yes, we are available for emergency septic tank service. Our team is on call 24/7 to respond to any urgent septic tank needs. We understand that septic tank emergencies can happen at any time, and we are committed to providing prompt and reliable service when you need it most.


You can schedule a septic tank inspection service by contacting us here. Our team of experts will perform a thorough inspection of your septic tank, including checking for any leaks, blockages or other issues. This will help identify any potential problems and provide recommendations for repairs or maintenance.