Septic pumping and repair across Gwinnett County
Backed-up drains, a smell in the yard, or just overdue for pumping? Call and get connected with a licensed local septic contractor who serves your street.
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- Upfront pricing before work starts
Signs your septic system needs attention
Septic problems start small and get expensive. If you're checking more than one of these, call before it turns into a backup.
Sewage coming up in a tub, shower or floor drain? Stop running water and laundry, then call now and say it's an emergency.
- Slow drains all over the houseNot just one sink. Several fixtures draining slowly points to the tank or drain field.
- Gurgling pipes or toiletsAir pushing back through the plumbing when you flush or drain.
- Sewage smell outsideStrongest near the tank lid or over the drain field.
- Soggy ground or bright green grassWet patches over the drain field, even when it hasn't rained.
- Can't remember the last pumpingMost homes need it every 3 to 5 years.
Septic services in Gwinnett
From routine pumping to full system replacement, one call gets you to a contractor who does the job you need.
Septic tank pumping
Routine pumping that removes built-up solids before they clog your drain field.
Emergency service
Backups, overflows and alarms. Call and tell us it's urgent so it's handled first.
Inspections
Real estate and routine inspections for buyers, sellers and homeowners.
Septic repair
Baffles, lids, pumps, broken lines and other component repairs.
Drain field repair
Diagnosis and repair of saturated or failing drain fields.
New systems and replacement
Installation and full replacement, including permitting with the county.
How it works
Call or request a callback
Tell us your city and what's going on with your system.
Get connected
You're put in touch with a licensed septic contractor who serves your area.
Get a price, then decide
The contractor quotes the job before any work starts. No obligation.
Serving all of Gwinnett County
Gwinnett has one of the largest concentrations of septic homes in the country. These are the communities we cover most.
- Lawrenceville
- Snellville
- Dacula
- Buford
- Loganville
- Grayson
- Lilburn
- Suwanee
- Duluth
- Auburn
- Hoschton
- Unincorporated Gwinnett
Septic questions, answered
How often should a septic tank be pumped?
Most household tanks need pumping every 3 to 5 years. Larger families, smaller tanks and heavy garbage disposal use shorten that window. If you just bought the house and don't know the history, have it pumped and inspected.
What are signs my septic system is failing?
Slow drains across the house, gurgling pipes, sewage smell in the yard, soggy or unusually green grass over the drain field, and backups into low tubs or showers.
Can someone come out the same day?
For backups and overflows, call and say it's an emergency. Same-day service depends on the contractor's schedule, and you'll be told the earliest available time before anyone is booked.
How much does septic service cost?
It depends on your tank size, how easy the lid is to reach, and what the job turns out to be. The contractor gives you a price before starting, and you decide whether to go ahead.
Do you serve my part of Gwinnett?
Yes, including Lawrenceville, Snellville, Dacula, Buford, Loganville, Grayson, Lilburn, Suwanee, Duluth and unincorporated Gwinnett County. If you're just over the county line, call and ask.
What should I avoid putting down the drain?
Wipes (even "flushable" ones), grease, paper towels, feminine products and harsh chemicals. They clog the tank and kill the bacteria that break down waste.