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Septic System Repair & Inspection

Many mountain pockets run on septic, not sewer. We're a C-42 licensed sanitation system contractor for tank repairs, leach lines and inspections.

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Septic services

Mountain septic is fussier. Here's why it matters.

Rocky soil, slopes, freezing temperatures and vacation homes that sit empty for months all make mountain septic systems behave differently from systems in the valley.

Repairs

  • Septic tank repair: baffles, lids, inlet and outlet tees
  • Leach line (drain field) rooter work
  • Pump, float and high-water alarm service
  • Line jetting for sluggish distribution lines

Inspections & real estate

  • Septic inspections for home sales
  • Evaluations commonly required for FHA and VA loans
  • Pre-purchase checks before you buy the cabin

Warning signs: act fast

Every drain slow at once, sewage odors in the yard, soggy or unusually green spots over the drain field, gurgling toilets, or a pump alarm. Cut water use to a minimum and call (909) 338-1229.

Plumber working in a deep excavated trench to repair an underground pipe
Deep trench work on an underground line. We handle the digging and the repair.

Septic care basics

  • Pump the tank on schedule, typically every 3 to 5 years depending on use and tank size.
  • Never drive or park over the tank or drain field.
  • Keep tree roots away from the field.
  • Go easy on the system after long vacancies.
Related

Other services

Plumbing Repair

Leaks, water heaters, repipes, frozen pipes, fixtures and gas lines in mountain homes.

Heating & Furnaces

Forced-air furnaces, wall, floor and gravity heaters. Repairs, tune-ups, replacements.

Drain Cleaning & Rooter

Professional drain cleaning and sewer rooter service since 1986.

Broken & Frozen Pipes

Freeze bursts, soil-shift breaks and root damage, found and fixed right.

Main Sewer Line

Root stoppages and whole-house backups, from the house to the street.

Kitchen Sink Clogs

Grease and food stoppages cleared from the trap to the branch line.

Toilet Stoppages

Plugged and overflowing toilets cleared without damage to the bowl.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if I have septic or sewer?

Check your property records or water bill. Sewer customers pay a sewer charge. Many outlying mountain properties are on septic, and we can usually tell from a quick look.

What are the warning signs of septic trouble?

Every drain slow at once, sewage odors inside or in the yard, wet or unusually lush spots over the drain field, gurgling toilets, or a pump alarm sounding.

Do you do septic inspections for home sales?

Yes. As a C-42 licensed sanitation system contractor, we perform septic inspections for real estate transactions, including the evaluations commonly required for FHA and VA loans.

Septic backup or odor?

Don't wait it out. Call a licensed septic contractor.

(909) 338-1229
Call (909) 338-1229