Septic tank pumping
done the honest way.

What’s included in a septic pumping visit?

• Find and open the tank. If you’re not sure where it is, we locate it.
• Pump it completely. We remove the sludge on the bottom and the scum on top, not just the liquid.
• Check the tank. We look at the baffles, the effluent filter if you have one, and the liquid level, which tell us how the system is working.
• Show you what we found. You get a plain explanation and photos of the tank, and we tell you if nothing else is needed.
• Put you on our reminder list. We’ll remind you when the next pumping is due, so it doesn't turn into an emergency.

Three levels of service, and we only recommend what fits.

Most customers just need the pump-out. We suggest the deep clean when the tank is overdue or caked, and repair only after an inspection shows a real problem.

Pumping plus whole-house drain cleaning.

Pumping empties the tank, but it doesn’t clean the pipes leading to it. Grease, soap and paper build up in the line from the house to the tank and in the drains inside. While the truck is there, we can hydrojet that line and clear slow sinks, tubs and toilets, so the whole system flows and you don’t need a second appointment.

Everything your septic system needs, from one company.

• Septic inspections for home sales, or any time you want to know the condition of your tank.
• Tank and lid locating for systems nobody can find.
• Effluent filter cleaning and risers: a riser brings the lid up to ground level, so it never has to be dug up again.
• Repairs by our own licensed plumbers: baffles, lids and the line between your house and the tank.
• Commercial pumping for mobile home parks and businesses on septic.
• Emergency service for backups and overflows, 24 hours a day.

No miracle in a bottle. Here’s why.

You’ll find plenty of septic additives for sale: bacteria, enzymes and chemical “rejuvenators.” We don’t sell them. The EPA does not recommend them: a working system already has the bacteria it needs, and some chemical products can interfere with how your tank breaks down waste. What actually protects your system is simple: pump on schedule, keep the filter clean, and watch what goes down the drain.

Signs your septic tank needs attention.

• Drains are slow all over the house, not just one sink
• Toilets or drains gurgle
• Sewage smell inside, in the yard or near the tank
• Wet spots or unusually green grass over the drain field
• Backups in the lowest toilet, tub or floor drain
• It’s been more than 3 to 5 years since the last pumping, or you don’t know

We pump, inspect, locate and repair septic tanks. We don’t repair or replace drain fields.

Septic backing up into the house? Call (909) 312-4516. We answer 24 hours a day.

Septic service across the Inland Empire.

Septic systems are still common on larger and older lots in places like Norco, Mira Loma and parts of Riverside and Corona, often on foothill and equestrian properties. If you’re on septic in any of the 24 cities we serve, call or text us.

How to make your septic system last.

• Flush only toilet paper. No wipes, even “flushable” ones.
• Keep grease and cooking oil out of the sink.
• Go easy on the garbage disposal; food scraps fill the tank faster.
• Spread laundry loads through the week instead of all in one day.
• Keep cars and heavy equipment off the tank and drain field.
• Skip the additives, and keep a record of each pumping.