Septic Tank Cleaning & Repair in Fort Rucker , Alabama

Services Provided

We provide a wide range set of services for septic services, including domestic septic tank cleaning, commercial grease trap cleaning, and community services. Our expertise also includes mortgage-related inspections, tank identification services, repairing pumps, and peat system maintenance, alongside many other services for homeowners related to their septic systems.

We keep permanent logs of all jobs, which allows us to notify you about the last time your tank was serviced. Additionally, we can recommend how often your tank needs cleaning, based on the size of the tank and the number of residents in your home. We are also happy to connect you with tank installers, repair contractors, and plumbers.

What Our Customers Say

“The team was excellent! They answered all my questions and explained everything thoroughly. I was very impressed.” – L. Bishop

“Meeks was punctual, affordable, and personally addressed all my questions after the septic inspection. Great people!” – R. Comer

“I have been a customer for over 20 years. They are consistently professional, knowledgeable, and trustworthy. I highly recommend them!” – Nancy L.

“Prompt service and excellent workmanship! I appreciate the quick response and professionalism.” – Anita G.

How Septic Systems Work

All the fixtures in a house direct their drains into a central pipe, usually measuring 4 inches across, which flows into the septic tank. Most tanks are made from concrete and are approximately 8.5 feet long, 5.5 feet wide, and 4.5 feet high. The inlet is usually set about 3 inches above the outlet, and a baffle inside the tank holds floating solids on the inlet side.

To stop solids from reaching the field lines, there is generally an outlet tee that may have a filter. Solids accumulate at the bottom of the tank, where they are digested by bacteria and enzymes. The clear water moves through the outlet filter and tee into the field lines, which are typically 4-inch diameter, perforated, corrugated pipes. This setup allows the effluent to filter through the soil, where it is further cleansed by natural soil filtration and bacteria before reaching the groundwater. The solids stay in the tank until it is pumped out.

Learning Opportunities

If your business needs guidance with understanding the management and maintenance of septic systems, please contact us how we can help you save time, money, and hassles through our training options.

Get in Touch

We are here to support you with all your septic tank cleaning & repair needs in Fort Rucker , AL. Contact us anytime for more information!

Give us a call now at (888) 860-0649 to request a free in-home estimate.