Septic Services
Atlanta Septic Tank Services Pumping, Repair & Rehab
Septic tank pumping, inspection, drain field repair and full rehab for Metro Atlanta homes. Available 24/7 for septic emergencies.
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Everything your septic system needs
Licensed, background-checked technicians who inspect before they pump. No surprise charges. No shortcuts.
Full Tank Pumping
Most tanks have two compartments. A complete pump empties both, then we treat the tank with formulated enzymes.
Septic Inspections
Baffles, lid, scum and sludge levels and the drain field connection, with a written report suitable for closing.
Drain Field Rehab
Enzyme treatment, aeration and baffle work save many systems others have written off as needing replacement.
Baffle Inspection & Repair
A blocked or broken outlet baffle keeps effluent from reaching the drain field. We find it and fix it.
Emergency Backup Response
Septic backing up into the house? We respond 24/7 and isolate the cause in the first part of the visit.
Preventative Maintenance Plans
We set the right pumping interval for your home after the first inspection.
Warning signs
Signs Your Septic Needs Attention
If you notice any of these, call us to have the system checked.
Slow drains
Sinks, tubs and toilets drain slowly in more than one spot in the house.
Gurgling pipes
Gurgling sounds from drains or toilets when water runs.
Sewage odors
Septic smells inside the house or out in the yard.
Soggy or extra-green yard
Wet spots or unusually green grass over the tank or drain field.
Backups
Wastewater backing up into drains, tubs or toilets.
Seeing one of these? Call (770) 474-5555.
Schedule Your Septic Inspection
Call our septic team to set up an inspection of your tank, baffles and drain field.
Septic financing
Big septic job?spread it out.
We quote the whole job in writing, including financing options, before any work starts. Call (770) 474-5555.
Septic System Rehab
Drain field rehab, system upgrade, riser installation or tank replacement, with financing for qualified customers.
Financing subject to credit approval. Ask for details.
Told you need a new drain field?
Before you spend five figures replacing a drain field, let us look at it. We have rehab options that work on a lot of systems most companies write off.
How it works
Our Septic Process
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Call or schedule
Call (770) 474-5555 and we set a time that works for you.
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Locate & uncover the lids
We find the tank and open the lids so the whole tank can be reached.
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Pump & clean the tank
We pump the tank out and clean out the solids and sludge.
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Inspect baffles & drain field
We check the inlet and outlet baffles, the tank and the drain field area.
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Report & recommendations
We tell you what we found and what, if anything, needs attention next.
What septic customers say
We explain the problem, show you the options and quote before any work starts.
4.8Google Rating
“After getting scammed by another company, Zach and all of his guys took care of my drain field installation.”
— Delta customer · Septic
“Zack and his team are amazing and will most definitely refer anyone needing plumbing or septic fixes to contact Delta.”
— Delta customer · Plumbing & septic
Septic services FAQ
How often should I pump my septic tank?
The Georgia Department of Public Health suggests every three to five years for a typical home. The real answer depends on tank size, household size, garbage disposal usage, and what goes down the drain. We set the right interval after the first inspection.
What are the warning signs my septic system is failing?
Sewage backing up into the tub, sink, or toilet (often the lowest drain first). Gurgling plumbing. A sewage smell in the yard. Soggy or unusually green patches over the drain field. Drains that all slow down at once.
What does septic tank pumping cost in Atlanta?
The cost depends on tank size, access, and what we find at the baffles. Add-ons are quoted separately and in writing. Financing is available.
Can a saturated drain field be rehabbed instead of replaced?
Often, yes. An overloaded field or one with biomat buildup can frequently be restored with enzyme and aeration treatment, baffle work and a rest period. Full replacement is the right call when the field is structurally collapsed or the soil is contaminated.
Why is my septic backing up into the house?
Three usual causes: the tank is full and overdue for a pump, the outlet baffle is blocked or broken, or the drain field is saturated. We isolate which one in the first part of the visit.
Do you work on hard-to-access septic sites?
Yes, and we specialize in them: steep grades, heavy red clay and rocky lots, high water tables, and limited-access yards where a full-size truck will not fit.
Do I need a septic inspection before I sell or buy a house?
Yes, even if the contract does not require it. It tells you tank condition, drain field status, baffle integrity and remaining service life. Call (770) 474-5555 to schedule one.
Do you offer financing on septic work?
Yes. Financing is available for septic system rehab for qualified customers. We quote the whole job in writing, including financing options, before any work starts.
Septic trouble? We’re up 24/7.
Talk to a real person now, or book online and we’ll confirm your appointment.