Curtis Septic Service, Inc. is locally owned and operated by Andy Curtis for over 35 years. We pride ourselves on our highly trained, friendly staff and the quality of our services. We provide the following Sevices: Commercial/Residential Septic Installation and Pumping, Title 5 Inspections, Video Pipe Inspections, Drain Cleaning, Electronic Locating, Odor Leak Detection, Large and Small Excavations, Ground Thaw Services for winter work.
If you don't see your town on the list, we can usually get a license relatively quickly, give us a call for details.
If you don't see your town on the list, we can usually get a license relatively quickly, give us a call for details.
Services
Video: Septic Pumping
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All of our drivers are state licensed inspectors. We offer a free visual inspection during each pumping. We keep very accurate records of your system location, condition and solid build-up in your tank. This allows us to remind you to service your tank at the right time. We pump septic systems and grease traps.
Video: Electronic Locating
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All of our trucks are equipped with the latest in tank and pipe location equipment minimizing expense, time, and damage to landscape, driveways, walkways, etc. Whether marking out pipes and system components for swimming pools or new additions, or locating your septic tank cover for routine maintenance.
New Septic System Installation
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Large Excavation - Our bigger equipment allows us to make repairs and installations which require large areas of land excavation. The efficiency of the larger equipment during big jobs allows us to be competitively priced and also helps us get the job done in the shortest time possible. Small Excavation - Our small equipment allows us to make repairs in "hard to get to" areas without destroying your yard.
Title 5 Inspections
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Our licensed Title 5 inspector will research information from the local Board of Health i.e. Upon arrival at the property, the inspector will interview the owner or agent to owner to acquire additionally needed information. The inspector will use existing plans to locate all system components, groundwater information and drinking water setbacks (well, reservoirs, etc.).
Frequently Asked Questions
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All septic systems will eventually clog and fail. By pumping the sludge (solids) from your septic tank periodically you will increase the life of your soil absorption system (leaching field). The proper maintenance of a septic system can save the homeowner considerable problems and expenses in the future.
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