Pumped Clean. Lids Back, Grass Tidy.
Family run septic service in Lexington and the farms around it. We pump, inspect and fix tanks, sewer lines and drain fields, and we leave the yard the way we found it.
- Fall
- Best time to pump. Dry ground, easy digging.
- Winter
- Frozen lids. We bring a torch and a spud bar.
- Spring
- Wet clay. Watch for soggy spots over the field.
- Summer
- Busy season. Book two weeks ahead.
Pumping a 1,000 gallon tank on a horse farm off Old Frankfort Pike.
When Is My Septic Due?
Four quick answers. We use the tank size and household size tables that college extension offices publish, then adjust for a garbage disposal.
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What We Do and What It Costs
Real ranges for the Lexington area. The exact price depends on tank size, how deep the lid is and how far out you are.
Tank Pumping
$325 to $450For a 1,000 gallon tank with a lid we can reach. You get a photo of the empty tank and a note on the The tees at the inlet and outlet of the tank. They hold floating grease and scum inside so it cannot run out into the drain field..
Find and Dig the Lid
$75 to $150When nobody knows where it is. We probe from the house out, dig it up and roll the sod back after.
Risers to the Surface
$300 to $550A plastic riser brings the lid up to grass level so you never pay for digging again.
Sewer Camera Inspection
$225 to $350We run a camera from the A capped pipe near the house, or in the basement, that opens straight into the sewer line. to the tank and show you roots, cracks or sags on the screen.
Drain Field Repair
After a lookFrom one crushed line to a full new The trenches of gravel and pipe in the yard where water from the tank soaks into the ground. Solids that reach it clog it for good.. We dig test holes first, then give you a written price.
Well Pump Service
$125 tripNo water, low pressure or a pump that will not shut off. Trip fee goes toward the repair.
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Neighbors Say
Most of our work comes from neighbors telling neighbors.
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We bought the farm with no idea where the tank was. They found it in twenty minutes and put a riser on it.
Tom H. Versailles
Came out on a Saturday when the basement drain backed up. Honest about what it needed and what it did not.
Renee W. Georgetown
They laid the sod back so neat you could not tell they had dug. Got a photo of the tank by text.
Bill C. Paris
Where Our Trucks Run
Lexington, Georgetown, Versailles, Nicholasville, Winchester, Paris, Richmond and Midway, plus the farms in between across Fayette, Scott, Woodford, Jessamine, Clark and Bourbon counties.
Septic Questions We Get
How often should a septic tank be pumped?
Most homes need it every three to five years. A small tank with a big family can need it every two years. A garbage disposal adds a lot of solids and shortens the time. The calculator above works it out for your house.
Do I need to be home when you pump?
No. Tell us where the lid is, or that you do not know, and leave the gate open. We text you a photo of the open tank and a short report when we are done.
What if nobody knows where the tank is?
We find it. We check the county permit, follow the main line out from the house with a probe rod, and dig up the lid. If it is deep, we can add a riser so next time the lid is right at the grass.
Is it safe to drive on the drain field?
No. Keep cars, trailers, horses and cattle off it. The weight crushes the pipes and packs the soil so water cannot soak in. Grass is the best cover.
Can Kentucky clay cause septic problems?
Yes. Heavy clay drains slowly, so drain fields here fill up faster in wet springs. Pumping on time keeps solids from getting into the field, which is the most costly part to fix.