Septic Tank Pumping and Cleaning
Routine pumping helps prevent backups and protect your system. Serving Greater Pittsburgh and Western PA.
Quick answer: Most homes pump every 3-5 years, but your schedule depends on tank size, household size, and water usage. If you do not know where the lid is, we can help with septic locating.
What this service includes
- Septic tank pumping and waste removal
- Basic guidance on maintenance and next steps
- Optional locating of tank lids/risers if access is unknown
When to call
- It has been 3+ years since last pumping (or you are not sure)
- Slow drains throughout the home
- Odors near drains or in the yard
- Wet spots near the tank or drain field
- Backups in tubs, sinks, or toilets
How it works
- Schedule: Call (724) 872-0822 and tell us about your system and symptoms
- Locate: If needed, we locate the tank and lids/risers
- Pump: We pump the tank and complete the service
- Plan: We share maintenance tips and recommended timing for future pumping
What affects cost
- Tank size and how full the tank is
- How easy the lid/risers are to access
- Depth of the tank and site conditions
- Emergency or after-hours scheduling
Proof & credentials
- Serving Western PA since 1991
- Contractor License: PA055374
- Open Sun-Sat 7am-10pm
- Modern locating and video inspection equipment
Service area
We serve Greater Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania, including:
- Allegheny County
- Westmoreland County
- Washington County
- Fayette County
- Greene County
- Indiana County
- Armstrong County
- Somerset County
FAQs
How often should I pump my septic tank?
Many homes pump every 3-5 years, but usage and tank size can change that schedule.
Do you need to dig to find my lid?
If the lid is buried or unknown, locating can reduce unnecessary digging and speed up service.
What are signs I should call sooner?
Slow drains, odors, wet areas, or backups are common reasons to schedule service quickly.
Related services
- Septic Services Hub
- Septic Tank Locating
- Septic Repair and Replacement
- How often to pump a septic tank (blog)
Ready to schedule?
Call now or request service online.
If this is urgent (backup, strong odor, suspected gas leak), calling is the fastest option.