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Septic Tank Pumping

Schedule your tank to be pumped by us for a low price and excellent service.

  • Schedule your septic tank pumping service by calling (251) 971-3022 during normal office hours.
  • We currently pump septic tanks in certain areas of Baldwin County on weekdays between 8:00 am- 4:00 pm.
  • If you need a formal inspection, contact the Baldwin County Health Department, and they can be scheduled by calling (251) 947-3618. Our Septic tank pumping crew can arrange to meet inspectors on site.
  • If our sanitary sewer service is available for your property, you may be eligible to connect at a discounted rate with our Environmental Enhancement Program. Contact us at (251) 971-1516 to see if we can provide reliable sewer service to your property.

Septic Tank Pumping Pricing

*We offer $50 off septic tank pumping every November for veterans who own or rent property.

  • $275 for one tank
  • $200 for each additional tank on the same lot
    *Small franchise fee may apply if in a franchise area
  • Ask us for pricing for mobile home parks and RV parks with multiple tanks
 
*3% surcharge for credit cards


The Health Department and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommend that septic tanks are pumped every 3-5 years to prevent costly and hazardous septic system problems.

The EPA’s Top Reasons to Maintain Your Septic System:

  • Saves Your Money: Regular maintenance fees every few years is a bargain compared to the cost of repairing or replacing a malfunctioning system, which can cost thousands of dollars for a conventional system.
  • Protects Your Property Value: An unusable septic system or one in disrepair will lower your property value, and potentially can pose a costly legal liability.
  • Keeps Your & Neighbors Healthy: Insufficiently treated sewage from septic systems can cause groundwater contamination, which can spread disease in humans and animals.
  • Protects the environment: Malfunctioning septic systems release bacteria, viruses and chemicals toxic to local waterways.