SEPTIC TANK CLEANING (PUMPING)
A healthy tank will consistently be full of liquids that slowly leach to your drainfield, the need for cleaning (pumping) is to remove solids that build up over time. The EPA recommends cleaning (pumping) every 3-5 years or when solids reach 25-30% of your tanks 4' liquid depth. We measure solids as part of our initial system inspection to determine whether or not a pump is due. We have the utmost integrity, if a pump is not due we inspect and test all of your system components and simply charge an inspection fee. We are Licensed OWTS Pumpers for Summit County Environmental Health. 

SEPTIC INSPECTIONS & CAMERA SCOPES

Our team are certified by Summit County Environmental Health, the National Association of Wastewater Technicians (NAWT) & Colorado Professionals in Onsite Wastewater (CPOW) to inspect and pump traditional and AdvanTex® Treatment Systems. If you are buying or selling a property in Summit County and need a Summit County Environmental Health Onsite Wastewater Treatment System (OTWS) Use Permit Inspection, an inspection and pump for a Short-Term Rental License (required every 3 years), applying for a building permit, need an HOA inspection, or just a peace of mind inspection to see how solids are pacing, you can count on our experienced team.

SEPTIC TROUBLESHOOTING
Is your septic alarm going off? Experiencing septic odors? Slow drains? Septic backing up into the house? We are here for you. Equipped with inspection cameras (CCTV), sonar locators, jetting machines, snakes, and years of experience, Summit County Septic will go above and beyond to help remedy whatever septic troubles you are experiencing (please note, we are not plumbers, we deal with septic systems only).​
 

OUR PRICES

Septic inspections start at $175. The cost to pump is based on tank size, ease of lid access and ease of pumping logistics. Tank sizes are generally 1,000-gallons, 1,250-gallons, 1,500-gallons and 2,000-gallons. Message us for a quote.