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Septic trouble? We answer.
Sewage in the house? Call. Everything else? Text a photo. It’s easiest.
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Backing up now
- Stop all water
- Keep kids out
- Call or text us
Due for a pump-out
$500
Most homes (1,000 gal). $550 for 1,500. Letter included.
All prices
What’s happening?
Do this right now
- Stop all water: no flushing, showers, laundry or dishwasher.
- Keep kids and pets out of that room.
- Only an upstairs drain backing up? Likely a house clog. The lowest drain? Likely the septic.
Why it can’t wait
Every flush puts more sewage on your floor. It soaks into flooring and drywall fast, and the cleanup gets bigger by the hour.
Cost
Pump-out $500 for 1,000 gallons, $550 for 1,500. Nights, weekends and holidays +$100, said on the phone first.
Every price, up front
Our prices are right here. Anything extra gets your OK first.
What customers say
“My tank backed up on one of the coldest nights of the year. I called they were at my home in an hour. Very professional. Had my tank dug up and pumped in a short time. Haven’t had any problems since. Very thankful!”
Alicia O. · Google review
“Excellent service! Evan had great communication… He was very prompt (came out the same day I called), friendly, respectful, and did an excellent job pumping our septic tank. Prices were absolutely fair…”
Melanie T. · Google review
“…He installed a brand-new drain field, and I'm very pleased with it. I definitely suggest Walker Septic and Site Solutions for any septic work. I will only be using them from now on.”
Colbre W. · Google review
Our work
How it goes
Call or text
Text a photo of the problem, or call. Either way you get a straight answer.
Hear the price first
$500 for 1,000 gallons, $550 for 1,500. Nights, weekends and holidays +$100. You decide before we drive out.
We pump it and show you
You see what we see. Any repair gets a written price and your OK first.
Letter, then a callback
Written inspection letter with every pump-out. We check back a couple of days later.
If a repair we make fails, half of what you paid for that repair goes toward a new system.
When is your tank due?
Tap your answers
Pump about every 2½ years for 4 people. When was it last pumped?
Estimate for a year-round home, from Georgia DPH homeowner's guide and Oregon State University Extension EC 1343 (2022). Garbage disposals mean more often.
Septic 101: how it works, what not to flush, warning signs · What pumping costs in Georgia
Rather not call?
Text us a photo of the problem, or send the details here and we’ll get back to you. Sewage coming up? Call now.
Quick answers
How much is a septic pump-out?
$500 for a 1,000-gallon tank and $550 for a 1,500-gallon tank, with a written inspection letter included. Not sure of your size? We figure it out with you on the phone.
Do you charge more at night or on weekends?
Yes, $100 more on nights, weekends and holidays, and you hear it on the phone before we drive out. No other surprise fees.
Will you just pump it, or try to sell me a repair?
If all you need is a pump, that's all you pay for. If we find a real problem, we show you and price it in writing. Your call.
How often should I pump my tank?
Most homes every 3 to 5 years, sooner with more people or a garbage disposal. Septic 101 has a quick check for your house.
Do I need an inspection to sell my house?
Georgia doesn't require one, but buyers often ask, and FHA and VA loans can stall if an appraiser sees signs of septic trouble. A pump-out with a written letter answers it.
Where do you work?
Homes across Middle Georgia. Call or text your address and we'll tell you straight whether we can get there.