When did you last maintain your septic tank system?

Our Services

We proudly provide a broad range of septic system services, from installation, repairs, and maintenance to everything in between. Contact us to learn more about:

• Septic tank pumping
• Septic drain field installation
• Septic drain field service
• Septic system repair
• Septic system installation
• And much more…

Septic Tank Pumping

When was the last time you contacted a licensed and insured service professional to provide septic tank pump servicing? If you want your septic tank to stand the test of time, inquire about septic tank pumping with Mr. Rooter Plumbing today.

Septic tank pumping is a crucial service for homeowners to extend the life of their septic systems. We recommend carrying out this service every three to five years.

How to Know It’s Time to Pump a Septic Tank:

While looking for septic system pumpers near you may not be your favorite pastime, you may like to consider exploring this crucial service if you can relate to these signs:

• You smell a strong sewage odor in your yard
• Your toilet(s) are backed up
• You can’t unclog a drain
• There is standing water in the yard
• Your septic system’s alarm is flashing and making noise (newer septic systems)

Contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing for septic tank pumping today. Your septic system will thank you for it.

Septic Drain Field Installation

Is your property one of the one-fifth of American homes that rely on septic systems for black and gray water disposal? Ask Mr. Rooter Plumbing about septic drain field installation today. We are the team to call for all your septic tank and drain field installation needs.

What Is a Septic Drain Field?

A drain field consists of perforated pipes connected to your septic tank. Wastewater flows through your septic tank’s chambers, separating solids and liquids. The liquids, also known as effluent, flow into your drain field (or leach field). The small holes in your drain field pipes let the effluent seep into the soil, be naturally filtered, and reenter the groundwater.

What’s Involved in Septic Drain Field Installation?

Septic drain field installation can involve a phone call to experts you can trust – Mr. Rooter Plumbing! We are available to take your call 24/7.

Your chosen service professional will dig trenches deep enough on your property for gravel to be laid. They will then lay pipes on the gravel before another layer of gravel is placed over the top, followed by fabric to stop the soil from moving down into the pipes and gravel. Most trenches for septic drain fields are at least six inches below the soil surface.

Contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing for septic drain field installation today. We’re here to answer your call 24/7.

Septic Drain Field Service and Cleaning

When septic drain fields play such a critical role in our wastewater treatment systems, it’s always a good idea to look after them. Contact the team at Mr. Rooter Plumbing to learn more about our septic drain field service and cleaning offerings.

Whether you suspect a clog, a problematic tree root, or a collapsed drain field pipe, we’re the team to call. Our trained and licensed service professionals go the extra mile to ensure your wastewater is being distributed back into your soil safely and efficiently with a septic tank drain field that works at its best.

Our Septic Drain Field Service Offerings

• Clogged septic drain field repair
• Collapsed drain field pipe replacement
• Drain field pipe cleaning
• Septic drain field maintenance
• And more…

Septic System Repair and Service

There’s more to plumbing maintenance than your home’s pipes. Your septic tank is just as important! Talk to our friendly service professionals at Mr. Rooter Plumbing about septic system repair and service.

Whether it has been a while since you performed septic system maintenance or you suspect a problem with your septic tank, drain field, or related components, we’re here to help.

How to Know You Need Septic System Repair Services

While it’s not always easy to know whether your septic tank or septic system requires repairs and maintenance, here are some telltale signs to look out for:

• Pooling water on your lawn
• Foul odors
• Poor lawn health
• A slow-draining toilet

Are you encountering these issues or others? Contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing today.

Common Septic Tank Issues

Septic system repairs may be necessary if you are experiencing any of these common septic tank issues:

• A detached dividing wall
• A full tank
• Wall corrosion
• Tree roots

These problems can all require the help of trained and licensed service professionals. Are you worried about the health of your septic system? Contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing today.

Learn more about Septic System Repair and Service here.

Septic System Installation

When you don’t rely on your local city’s sewer service, you need a high-quality septic system you can trust. You can find what you’re looking for with the help of Mr. Rooter Plumbing.

We have the expertise and knowledge to help you pick the right septic system for your property. Contact us to learn more about our residential septic tank installation and replacement services.

Septic System Types We Install

Septic tank install costs aren’t all homeowners want to be informed of. They also want to know the most appropriate septic system types for their unique properties.

Here at Mr. Rooter Plumbing, we are dedicated to installing septic tank systems that will suit homeowners’ needs now and into the future. Inquire about our preferred septic system types below, including aerobic septic systems, waterless systems, chamber septic systems, and more.

Aerobic Septic Systems

We recommend aerobic treatment systems for single homes or small groups of homes with homeowners who wish to produce high-quality wastewater to be distributed over a small drain field. This system uses more air and oxygen in its sewage treatment process compared to other system types.

Conventional Septic System

Conventional septic systems are traditional, standard septic systems. They feature a drain field with gravel or stone to filter liquid waste. It’s an ideal septic system solution for residential properties and small businesses.

Drip Distribution System

Your chosen service professional may recommend a drip distribution system for your property. This septic system involves releasing pre-treated wastewater in small amounts. Tubing for this system is installed 6-12 inches underground and requires a large dosage tank and electricity.

Raised Bed System

Your chosen service professional may recommend a raised bed septic system if your property has a high water table. It’s an alternative system that’s partially built above ground with a mound of dirt to stop the septic system from harming the water table.

Waterless System

Waterless systems are described as one of the most eco-friendly septic systems on the market. A dry septic or waterless system functions similarly to a compost bin. You drop waste into a collection bin below or outside your house and compost or incinerate it.

Residential Septic System Services FAQs

When most residential septic systems are out of sight and out of mind, it’s only natural for the average homeowner not to be well-informed about their maintenance, service, repairs, and installation.

Do you have questions about installing a septic tank, the cost of septic tank installation, or general queries about maintenance and repairs? Contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing today. We’ve also covered some of our more commonly asked questions about residential septic system services below:

1. How Does a Septic System Work?

Traditional or conventional septic systems consist of a septic tank and drain field. These two components work together to take care of your waste. A septic tank holds wastewater until the solids settle at the bottom. The liquids exit the septic tank and make their way into the drain field.

Once in the drain field, they filter through the soil, where harmful viruses, nutrients, and coliform bacteria are removed.

2. What is the Cost of Septic Tank Installation?

How much to install a septic tank is a natural question to ask when you’re parting with your hard-earned money. The costs associated with installation can depend on unique property factors, such as whether you’re replacing an old septic tank or installing an entire septic system.

Most septic tanks can range from $3,000 to $10,000. You can often expect to pay $20,000 or more if you have a specialized system. Contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing today to request an estimate.

3. How Much Does it Cost to Pump a Septic Tank?

Are you curious about septic tank pumping prices? How much it costs to pump a septic tank can depend on its size, where you live, how frequently you request a septic tank pump out, and your tank’s usage. The average cost is around $400, but expect to pay as much as $600 in some areas.

4. How Often Should a Septic Tank Be Pumped?

When a septic tank sits out of sight and out of mind, it’s easy to forget about that all-important pumping. However, frequent pumping can be crucial for your septic tank’s longevity. Aim to request this important service from septic tank pumping services providers at least every three to five years. Maintaining a regular pumping schedule may prevent a buildup of solids that may lead to premature system failure.

5. What Is the Cost to Repair a Septic System?

The cost to repair a septic system can vary depending on the problem and the parts that may need to be replaced. A simple septic tank repair may be as little as $650. However, major repairs may be as much as $6,500.

Some products, such as filters and lids, are inexpensive to replace, whereas other components, such as lines and pipes, can cost several thousand dollars. Are you looking for an estimate? Contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing for septic system repair estimates today.

6. Do You Need a Permit to Repair a Septic System?

Permitting requirements can vary from state to state. However, permits are typically required for septic system repairs to ensure all repairs are carried out to the required state standards. Permits also enable governing bodies to learn why the septic system failed and what repairs are needed.

7. What’s Involved in Septic Tank Drain Field Maintenance?

Septic maintenance services are wide-ranging. Drain field maintenance can require ensuring the system is functioning correctly. Your chosen service professional may also remove debris and vegetation and repair or replace damaged pipes.

8. How to Pump a Septic Tank?

Pumping a septic tank is a job best left to the professionals. Septic tank pump out experts will typically pump the solid waste out of your septic tank through two large access ports.

9. How to Install a Septic Drain Field

Installing a septic drain field is a multi-step process that often requires the installation of an entire septic system. Trained and licensed service professionals obtain all necessary permits before creating leach field trenches, digging and placing your septic tank pit, and installing the most appropriate septic system for your property and needs.

10. How to Choose a Septic Drain Field Service Provider

Choosing a septic drain field service provider is not a decision to make lightly. After all, every homeowner wants a high-quality septic system they can trust to function at its best.

When shopping around for septic tank installation companies, ask about their years of experience, history, credentials, and qualifications. Choosing licensed and insured service professionals who take pride in their work is also important.

Choose Mr. Rooter Plumbing for Residential Septic System Services

If the time has come to explore septic system maintenance, repairs, or installation, you’re in the right place. Choose Mr. Rooter Plumbing today.

• No overtime charges
• Upfront pricing
• Great customer service
• Locally owned and operated
• Licensed and insured service professionals
• Workmanship and parts guaranteed
• Courtesy and professionalism
• Convenient appointment times
• Flexible service options

Contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing for all your residential septic system service needs