Find & Compare Septic Services in Your Area!

Septic services pump and inspect tanks, repair or replace drain fields, install new systems for homes without sewer access, locate buried components, and respond when sinks back up or the yard over the tank turns soggy. People reach this page every few years for routine pumping, when buying a rural property, or in a hurry when a toilet stops flushing.

Most states license septic installers and pumpers through a health or environmental agency, and new systems and replacements almost always need a permit and a design. Ask when the tank was last pumped, what the inspection includes, and whether the company will record the service with the local health office where required. Pumping is a flat fee by tank size; repairs are quoted after an inspection. Beware of additives sold as a substitute for pumping. If the trouble is inside the house rather than in the tank, plumbers handle the drain lines, and for a new field or tank, excavation contractors often do the digging.

The septic companies on this page submitted their own listings, with a person reviewing each before it went live. If you pump, inspect or install septic systems, apply to get listed — free, and takes a few minutes.