Reliable septic tank and plumbing services including pumping, cleaning, repair, plumbing, and emergency call out 24/7/365.
Upfront Septic & Plumbing exists to make plumbing and septic maintenance simple, with transparent price quotes for fully licensed septic pumping and plumbing repair so you can get back to your normal life. That’s it!
Our founder David White created Upfront’s septic branch after noticing that many big national septic companies are overcharging customers while providing poor and dishonest service. He partnered with Harman Kaler, the state's youngest Master Septic Installer, to deliver expert-level septic services to all of our clients.
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One clear price with no surprise charges. Our $549 price covers your septic pumping service and every fee that goes with it — plus tax, as long as the tank lid is accessible.
If the lid needs to be located or uncovered, we’ll explain any additional cost before doing the extra work.
Know exactly what your septic inspection will cost before we arrive. One straightforward, upfront price with no surprise add-ons.
Clear answers, professional service, and pricing you can understand from the start.
Every septic repair is different, but the pricing shouldn’t be a surprise.
We’ll diagnose the problem, explain what needs to be repaired, and give you a clear price before the repair work begins.
No open-ended billing. No surprise repair charges.
Septic installations vary depending on the property, system design, permitting, and site conditions.
We’ll review the scope of your project and provide a clear, upfront quote so you know what to expect before the work starts.
Straightforward scope. Clear pricing. No surprises.
Get expert septic tank servicing for aerobic and anaerobic systems, whether your tank is concrete, metal, fiberglass or plastic/polycarbonate/PVC.
As one of the top septic tank pumpers and service contractors we fix, clean and service all systems including conventional, chamber, drip distribution, aerobic, aerated, bio, mound, recirculating sand filter system or evapotranspiration.
We also offer all kinds of plumbing services including drain cleaning, trenchless sewer repair, water heater repair, tankless water heater installation and much more.
Get emergency response for septic tank blockages, overflows, pumping and plumbing
One 12-inch and two 24-inch risers fitted to give proper access to the tank. The old concrete around the pump tank riser was cut out, the area cleaned and resealed, and every inside rim sealed with hydraulic cement to keep groundwater and roots out.
A Spanaway inspection that turned up gaps where the risers meet the tank, at the inlet connection and around the others, with root intrusion at both compartments. The tank did not need pumping, and a toilet flushed before we left came through strongly. Resealing all the risers is the recommendation.
A Puyallup homeowner called us out to pump a 600-gallon two-compartment wooden tank. The contents were extremely thick, but the more important finding was the tank itself: the floors of both compartments had largely gone, with soil visible where they should be.
A Bothell homeowner had dug out part of the tank before we arrived, but the lid to the second compartment was still buried. Our technician excavated it to reach the whole two-compartment tank, and approximately 1,500 gallons were pumped.
A Woodinville homeowner had dug out their own buried lids before we arrived. The two-compartment tank was flooded behind an outlet baffle filter that was restricting the flow of effluent; the tank and pump tank were both pumped, with the shallow risers, their loose lids and a lush damp patch over the drainfield noted to watch.
A Gig Harbor homeowner trying us after being let down by their previous company. Routine pumping plus an O&M inspection: approximately 500 gallons from the trash tank, a gap found where the mainline enters it, and a two-amp fuse that blew again as soon as it was replaced — an electrical fault still to be traced.
