Brand-new septic truck. Now booking across San Juan County.
Our own vacuum truck, straight off the lot — which means a clean tank, modern equipment and accurate metering on every single job.
The equipment
Our own brand-new truck.
The newest pumping equipment working San Juan County — and everything that follows from it: a clean tank every time, modern vacuum gear, and volumes that are measured rather than estimated.
- A brand-new truck — the newest pumping equipment working the county
- Clean tank every time: nothing from the last job is riding along to yours
- Metered volume recorded and given to you in writing
What it covers
Septic Pumping
Our own vacuum truck, straight off the lot — which means a clean tank, modern equipment and accurate metering on every single job.
- Residential and commercial septic tank pumping
- Tank location, lid excavation and baffle check
- Filter clean and condition report you keep
- Straight advice on pumping interval based on tank size and household
Current offer
$99 drain clearing, camera included.
If the same drain clogs again within 12 months, we come back once at no charge. One residential drain with an accessible cleanout. Additional drains billed separately. Extra charges may apply where roof or fixture access is required. Not valid for commercial customers. Normal business hours.
Straight answers
Septic Pumping questions.
What makes your septic pumping different?
The truck. Ours is brand new, which means a clean tank on every job, modern vacuum equipment and metered volumes that are measured and written down rather than estimated. It is the newest pumping equipment working San Juan County.
Why does a new truck matter to me?
A clean tank means nothing from somebody else’s job is riding along to yours. Modern metering means the volume we pull is measured and recorded rather than estimated. And new equipment simply breaks down less, which is the difference between a scheduled appointment and a missed one.
What happens during a pump-out?
We locate the tank, expose the lid, pump the tank down, check the baffles and clean the outlet filter. You get the metered volume and a condition report in writing, plus a straight recommendation on when it should next be done.
Do I need to find my tank lid first?
No. We locate it. If it is buried and needs excavating there may be an additional charge, and we will tell you what that is before digging rather than adding it to the invoice afterwards.
Do you pump commercial tanks and grease traps too?
Yes, both, with the same truck. Restaurants, schools and care facilities can be put on a recurring schedule with a service record kept for every visit.
Where we do it
Septic Pumping across San Juan County.
Need septic pumping today?
Open 24/7. Emergency drain work runs around the clock — nights, weekends and holidays.