Avoid costly repairs
Solids that are never pumped out eventually flow into the leach field or seepage pit, and fixing those costs far more than pumping.
Septic tank pumping
Regular pumping keeps blockages down, protects the rest of your system, and heads off the repairs nobody wants to pay for.
Every septic tank collects sludge on the bottom and scum on top. Nothing stops that, but regular pumping keeps it at a level the system can handle.
Solids that are never pumped out eventually flow into the leach field or seepage pit, and fixing those costs far more than pumping.
A tank with room to work separates solids from liquid the way it was built to, so the water leaving it is cleaner.
With the lid open, our technicians spot broken baffles, cracks and warning signs a homeowner would never see.
We recommend pumping every two to three years for most homes. Not sure when yours was last done? We can look at it and give you a straight answer.
No two septic systems are the same, so neither are the schedules. We set yours around the age of the system, the number of people in the home, garbage disposal use and how much laundry gets done.
Our trucks range from smaller units for tight driveways up to 6,300-gallon tractor and truck combos for large tanks and commercial work.
We pump and inspect systems for property sales and for county requirements, and give buyers and sellers a clear written picture of the system's condition. See inspections for home sales.
Whether it is routine maintenance, a backup that cannot wait, or a tank nobody remembers pumping, our crew handles it the same way: carefully, cleanly, and with a clear explanation of what we found.
Camarillo, Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, Agoura Hills, Ojai, Oxnard, Ventura, Simi Valley, Moorpark, Santa Paula, Fillmore, plus Somis, where our trucks are based. We know Ventura County's requirements and the ground our customers live on.
Homes, restaurants, commercial buildings, farms, mobile home parks and more. Whatever the size of the tank, we have a truck that fits the job. Kitchens with grease traps can book grease trap maintenance on the same schedule.
You pay for the first 1,000 gallons plus each additional 100 gallons we pump, and the first-1,000 price depends on how far your town is from Somis. See how our pricing works.
Yes. We pump residential and commercial septic tanks throughout Ventura County and the Conejo Valley, removing the scum and sludge that build up so the system keeps draining and the leach field or seepage pit is protected.
For most households we recommend every two to three years. The right interval depends on tank size, how many people live in the home, garbage disposal use and laundry volume, and we will tell you after each visit when to call us next.
Somis, Camarillo, Oxnard, Ventura, Ojai, Santa Paula, Fillmore, Moorpark, Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, Agoura Hills and the communities around them.
We locate and open the tank, look it over, pump out the entire contents including the settled solids, then check the baffles, walls and levels, answer your questions and clean up before we leave.
A written quote before the visit, a two-hour arrival window, a clean truck, and a crew that empties the whole tank instead of skimming the liquid off the top.
Let's chat
Keeping a septic system healthy does not have to be complicated. Call and we will work out a maintenance plan around your household.