Goldsboro, NC

We arrived to a location in Goldsboro for a septic issue. We pump out septic tank , we also clean the filter it was think of paper. Customer flush the toilet it running good, drain lines are working everything look good

Pumped out the septic tank and cleaned the filter at the property in Goldsboro, NC. We were unable to service the drain lines because the system does not have a distribution box (D-box). The property has a step-down system, and we followed the pipe to the drain lines, which appeared to be rock drain lines. After completing the service, everything was functioning properly.

We arrived to a location in Goldsboro relating to a septic issue. when arriving we pumped the Whole septic system. Everything looks good and is working properly. D-box and drain lines were checked and are functioning properly with no issues at this time.

The whole septic system was serviced at the property in Goldsboro, NC. The septic tank was full and required pumping. The outlet filter was inspected and was not excessively dirty. Both sides of the septic tank were pumped down and thoroughly cleaned. The distribution box was inspected and had no sludge buildup. It was functioning properly and evenly dispersing water to the drain lines. All 3 of 3 drain lines are flowing and working properly. The customer was asked to flush the toilets several times, and the toilets flushed properly each time. Overall, the septic system is clean, functioning properly, and operating as expected.

At the property in Goldsboro, NC, we pumped out and cleaned the septic tank and filter. We also serviced the drain lines, and everything is working properly. The distribution box needs to be replaced, but all other components are functioning as expected.

We arrived to a location in Goldsboro for a septic related issue. when arriving to the location we p umped out the septic tank. The tank contained a significant amount of paper from toilet use. After pumping, the toilet is flushing properly, and the drain lines are flowing and functioning correctly.

We assessed the plumbing needs in the crawlspace, provided a detailed estimate for installation, estimate to replace an old water heater, and safely remove the recirculating pump.

Successfully installed a backflow preventor with a hotbox, ensuring water safety and preventing contamination. The job was completed efficiently and to the highest standards.

I rerouted the fresh water supply, ensuring a smooth flow by adjusting pipes and fittings. This involved precise measurements and careful adjustments to maintain optimal water pressure.

We found an issue with the pump fuse and had to replace the fuse. After replacing it, the system started working properly and went back to operating on Auto. Edelmar took pictures of the switch in the Auto position on his tablet. If the same issue happens again soon, the customer will need to have an electrician inspect the pump fuse box.

We came to the location in Goldsboro for a complete septic system pump-out. We removed the remaining contents from the main septic tank and cleaned it out thoroughly. After that, we moved to the tank in the far back, which also contained a significant amount of sludge and water. We properly cleaned the inlet and outlet of the tank. The distribution box and drain lines look good and are functioning properly, dispersing water through the drain field as they should. This home has three tanks: a main septic tank, a lift station/pump tank, and a water-holding tank. All three tanks have been pumped and cleaned, and the entire system is working properly. The pump tank is also operating correctly again. Help prevent backups in the house and drain field problems.

We came to the location in Goldsboro to pump out the septic tank before the installation of the new septic system later that day.

We came to the location in Goldsboro to pump outa septic system but we instead pumped the grease trap, but it contained mostly water. The customer decided to wait on having the septic tank pumped. We checked both systems, and everything is working properly.

I installed a 1-inch double check backflow preventor, poured concrete for stability, and created a hotbox to protect the preventor. The job was completed efficiently and safely.

When arriving in Goldsboro, septic tank pump-out was completed successfully. The tank was full, and water was pouring back from the pump tank. The pump appears to not be operating properly and may require further inspection or service. The customer also has another septic tank located in the middle of the backyard and would like to have that tank pumped out as well. Scheduled for tomorrow morning between 9:00–10:00 AM.

Completed a full septic tank pump-out. The septic tank was full and contained a large amount of toilet paper. There was also a significant amount of toilet paper buildup in the sewer line, which is consistent with the number of people living in the home. Once the septic tank was pumped down to the bottom, the customer was asked to flush the toilets. Very little wastewater initially came through the sewer line, indicating a blockage. We pumped the material from the sewer line and successfully cleared the obstruction. Once cleared, the water began flowing freely through the sewer line again. The septic pump was inspected and is functioning properly. No repairs are needed at this time. The customer stated that there was no alarm light showing, which indicates there was no apparent pump alarm condition and that the primary issue was the clogged sewer line. Everything was inspected after service and is currently working properly.

Completed a full grease trap pump-out successfully. The grease trap was very full and contained thick grease buildup. The sewer line was also clogged at the time of service. The grease trap had been pumped 367 days prior. The sewer line was cleared and is now flowing properly. Everything was inspected after service and is clean, clear, and functioning properly.

Pumped out the septic tank, cleaned the filter, and completed a full inspection of the septic system. Everything was inspected and found to be in good working condition. The septic tank is in good shape, with no issues observed at the time of service.

When arriving in Goldsboro for a septic issue. Pumped out the septic tank and serviced the drain lines. After completing the work, the homeowner flushed the toilet and confirmed that everything was draining properly. The system is operating normally and everything is working as it should.

Customer in Goldsboro called regarding a sewer issue. The septic tank was pumped last year. Upon arrival, the customer explained that the sewer line running from the house to the septic system was clogged. The customer requested that we clear and service the sewer line only.

We responded to a call regarding a problematic septic system. Upon inspection, we confirmed it was full. We carefully pumped out the septic tank, ensuring all waste was removed. The system was thoroughly cleaned to prevent future issues. Post-service, the customer reported no signs of back-up, indicating the problem was successfully resolved. Customer will just need a ne D. Box lid.

Upon inspection, the septic tank was found to be severely overfilled, with effluent spilling onto the surrounding soil. The lids were removed, revealing the extent of the overflow. We thoroughly pumped out the tank, ensuring it was emptied completely. After the tank was cleaned, we tested the system by flushing the toilet, which functioned without issue. However, the distribution box and drain lines were not operating correctly, indicating a need for immediate repair. The tank is now clean, but the malfunctioning drain lines require attention to restore proper system function.

We have arrived at this location in Goldsboro we noticed that his home is on city sewage. Customer does have an old septic tank in the back of his yard that was never crushed and filled. Customer wants to get it crushed and filled but will call us when he’s ready for that job to be done.

We arrived in Goldsboro for a septic issue. upon arrivals we saw that the system was full and required a pump out. Customer was with us and informed us that they just wanted the tank done rather than the full system. We asked customer to flush toilet to see the if everything runs smooth. All was okay before we left.

Upon arrival, the septic tank was found to be completely full. We successfully pumped out and cleaned the tank. However, a full system service could not be completed because the distribution box (D-box) is located directly beneath a permanent walkway, making it completely inaccessible.Because we were unable to access the distribution box to complete the full service inspection, the billing has been adjusted down from a full service charge to a standard tank pump-out fee only.