Upfront Septic exists to provide customers with simple, transparent price quotes and do a great job with your septic pumping or 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 lives here locally in Pierce County with his family too!
SEPTIC TANK SERVICES
If you've searched "septic tank services near me" looking for septic cleaning/pumping, inspection or repair...
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SERVING KING & PIERCE COUNTY
Cleaning/Pumping Services
If your septic tank is blocked, full, overflowing or just not working as it should, it could be time for a pumpout (also known as emptying or syphoning of sludge, scum and effluent).
Costs for pumping vary depending on the size of the tank and the distance from the septic to the pumping truck (it may be restricted to the driveway, for example).
SEPTIC TANK CLEANING COST
STARTS FROM $550
Septic Inspection
Whether it's an annual septic tank inspection or before buying a house, getting a septic tank expert to examine a septic can potentially save you thousands of dollars down the road.
From piping to checking for holes, leaks and more, get fast answers from an expert contractor.
SEPTIC TANK INSPECTION COST
STARTS FROM $299
Repair Services
Getting your septic tank repaired quickly and reliably can prevent unwanted mess and expense.
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for repair leaks, holes, blockages, pipes and drainfield issues.
SEPTIC TANK REPAIR COST
STARTS FROM $800
Installation Services
Get a septic tank plumber for an installation, repair or emergency fix by licensed local contractor.
Whether it's unblocking pipes, fixing holes or leaks or stopping overflow problems, work with one of the top septic system plumbing companies for trustworthy service and repair.
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SEPTIC TANK TYPES WE SERVICE
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.
- Be mindful of what goes into your sink, basins and toilet(s) - avoid anything but water, human waste and toilet paper. Try to use natural kitchen and bathroom cleaning products to prevent harsh chemical cleaners from damaging your septic tank.
- Get annual inspections and pumpout frequently - get a reliable septic contractor to inspect your tank annually for problems and have your septic pumped out anywhere from annually to 5 years.
- Look after your drainfield - don't put heavy objects on your drainfield such as a car, don't plant trees nearby to avoid roots growing into your tank, and avoid other drains from emptying and potentially flooding your drainfield.
- Manage water use - install energy efficient toilets and appliances that use less water, install shower and faucet flow restrictors, and spread out laundry washing over several days to reduce potential flooding of your drainfield.
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
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