Not every septic issue results in a backup, but here are the most common red flags:
🚩 Persistent sewage odors around your yard or drains
🚩 Slow-draining sinks, tubs, or toilets
🚩 Gurgling sounds in pipes or toilets
🚩 Standing water near your tank or leach field
🚩 Sewage backup inside the home
At the first sign of trouble, give SepTek Services a call. Catching problems early can save you thousands on more extensive repairs or system replacements.
When you choose SepTek Services, you get more than just a pump truck. Our full-service septic repair process includes:
We begin by uncovering and inspecting your tank. If water levels are unusually low or high, we’ll diagnose the cause—typically a clog or leak.
If needed, we assess the leach lines to check for blockages or saturation. A plugged leach field can cause water to back up into your tank—or worse, your home.
We use our powerful VAC truck with a high-pressure water jet to break up and remove blockages from your lines—restoring normal flow and avoiding costly excavation.
If your septic lid is cracked or damaged, we scrape and seal it to prevent surface runoff or contamination. We also fix minor cracks and leaks in the tank itself.
After the repair, we perform a full flow and function test to ensure your system is operating properly—and give you tips for avoiding future problems.
We’ve helped hundreds of homeowners in Dayton, Miamisburg, Lebanon, and surrounding Ohio towns maintain and repair their septic systems with honesty and precision.
We know septic issues don’t wait. That’s why we offer fast-response service when you need it most.
Our high-pressure jetting equipment clears clogs most companies can’t. We don’t guess—we inspect, verify, and fix it right the first time.
From our first call to your final inspection, we explain everything clearly and provide no-surprise pricing.
How do I know if my septic tank is leaking?
Signs include foul odors, soggy ground near the tank, or unusually fast drain cycles. Our inspection can confirm the issue.
Can I fix a septic clog myself?
We don’t recommend DIY septic repairs. Without the right equipment and training, you risk worsening the issue or damaging your system.
Is jetting safe for septic systems?
Yes! Our high-pressure jetting method is safe and effective for clearing tough blockages without harming your pipes or leach lines.
