When your septic system fails, it's not a someday problem — it's a today problem. We're local, we answer the phone, and we fix it right.
Complete installation from soil evaluation and permitting through final inspection and grading.
Accurate diagnosis first — we find the actual problem instead of selling you a new system you may not need.
One slow drain is a clog. Every drain slow at once points to the system.
Sewage smells in the house or yard mean something isn't containing or treating waste properly.
Standing water or suspiciously green grass over the drain field area signals effluent surfacing.
Gurgling toilets or drains suggest the system isn't accepting wastewater normally.
Sewage backing up into the home is an emergency — call immediately.
Even working systems deserve an inspection once they pass the 25-year mark.
Watch for slow drains throughout the house (not just one fixture), sewage odors indoors or outdoors, standing water or unusually lush grass over the drain field, and gurgling sounds in your plumbing. Any of these warrant an inspection — catching it early is the difference between a repair and a full replacement.
It depends on soil conditions, the system type your site requires, and access. Conventional gravity systems cost less than engineered systems for difficult soils. We provide free on-site evaluations and straightforward written quotes — call (706) 401-8123.
A well-installed, properly maintained conventional system typically lasts 25–30 years or longer. Regular pumping, being careful about what goes down your drains, and fixing small issues early all extend its life.
Yes — in Georgia, installations and most repairs require permits and inspections through your county health department. We handle the entire permitting process as part of every job.
We serve Wilkes, Clarke, McDuffie, Elbert, Lincoln, and Taliaferro counties in Georgia, plus Abbeville and Greenwood counties in South Carolina — roughly a 50-mile radius of Washington, GA.
Call now for a free evaluation. If it's an emergency backup, tell us — we prioritize those.
(706) 401-8123