Shelby Septic Service

At Shelby Septic Service, we take pride in our commitment to providing top-notch septic system maintenance services to our valued customers. Our dedicated team of professionals is dedicated to delivering worry-free septic maintenance solutions that cater to both residential and commercial properties. We believe in the importance of maintaining a clean and efficient septic system, which is why we strive to offer friendly, convenient, and reliable services that exceed your expectations.

Our team is equipped with the necessary knowledge, skills, and tools to handle any septic-related issues you might encounter. From septic tank cleaning and maintenance to inspections, filter cleaning, riser and lid access, and filter installation, we have got you covered. Our policy is to completely clean your entire tank, ensuring that we inspect the tank for any cracks, holes, or water running back in from the leach field. We also make sure to remove all sludge and check for bacteria, as well as inspect the inlet and outlet baffles to ensure they are in the proper location.

We understand the importance of customer satisfaction, which is why we prioritize it above all else. We want to ensure that when our work is finished, you have complete peace of mind knowing that your septic system is professionally cleaned and functioning properly. Our commitment to customer satisfaction has earned us a reputation as one of the most trusted septic service providers in the area.

Our Services

We offer a wide range of services designed to meet the unique needs of our customers. Whether you are looking for septic tank pumping, inspections, or any other maintenance services, we are here to help. Our services include:

• Septic Pumping: We completely clean your entire tank, inspecting for cracks, holes, or water running back in from the leach field. We remove all sludge and check for bacteria, ensuring that your tank is functioning properly.

• Inspections: We perform thorough inspections of your septic system to identify any potential issues before they become major problems. Our team is equipped with the necessary tools and knowledge to provide you with an accurate assessment of your system's condition.

• Filter Cleaning: We clean and maintain your septic filters to ensure that your system is running efficiently and effectively. Clogged filters can lead to costly repairs, which is why regular maintenance is crucial.

• Riser & Lid Access: We provide easy access to your septic tank by installing risers and lids, making future maintenance and inspections a breeze.

• Filter Installation: We install new filters and ensure that they are properly connected and functioning as they should.

Coverage Area

We cover Anderson, Franklin, Henry, Jefferson, Oldham, Shelby, and Spencer Counties. Whether you are a residential or commercial property owner, we are here to provide you with the best septic maintenance services in the area.

Residential Services

How often you pump your septic system is determined by the amount of people in the home, the amount of water used, and the size of the tank. It's not based on the amount of bathrooms located in the home. Our team is dedicated to providing you with the best residential septic services available.

Commercial Services

Shelby Septic Service is licensed professionals experienced in problem-solving and maintaining your septic and other commercial business needs. We understand the unique challenges that commercial properties face when it comes to septic maintenance, and we are here to provide you with the solutions you need.

Frequently Asked Questions

At Shelby Septic, we are frequently asked questions about our customer's septic systems, and we gladly would like to pass this information on to you, to assist you in making educated decisions regarding your own septic maintenance needs. Some of the most common questions we receive include:

• How often should I pump my septic tank?
• What are some signs that my septic system needs maintenance?
• How can I prevent clogs in my septic system?
• What should I do if I notice slow draining or backups in my home?