Goldsboro, NC

Grease trap pump out. The grease trap was full and needed to be pumped out immediately. Both sides of the grease trap were full. The tank was pumped out and cleaned out all the way. The sewer line for the great trap was pumped to get any other extra stuff out. Everything looks good and is in proper working conditions.

The septic tank was pumped out. The customer was instructed to flush the toilet, and the water flowed properly into the septic tank. The drain lines are functioning very well at this time.

The pump is not working again. Landon previously replaced the fuse in the pump control box, and the pump worked for a while before the same issue returned. The customer appears to be experiencing ongoing electrical issues with the pump. The standing water the customer reported is due to the pump not functioning properly. The customer declined to pay for a new lid and stated that she is willing to continue using the existing lid for now. The current lid is missing a corner. The customer contacted her own electrician to inspect the electrical issue and determine the cause of the problem.

Septic tank pump out. The septic tank still had a lot of space left, mostly water on top no toilet paper or wipes but customer wanted to do it as it’s been 25 years since she’s had it done. The bottom of the tank was very thick but we managed to get it all out from the tank. The drain lines seem to be working good and doing its job. Customer was asked to flush the toilets and she did, it came out good. Everything looks good and is working properly.

Upon inspection, we found that the customer's septic tank was full and needed to be pumped out. The issue was with the septic tank, not the sewer line. I contacted the customer and explained the findings, and she authorized us to proceed with pumping out the tank. After the service was completed, she flushed the toilet to test the system, and it flushed properly. Everything was working as expected at the time of service.

The customer reported a backup issue at the property in Goldsboro. Upon arrival and inspection, we determined that the issue was not related to the septic system. We informed the customer that a plumber would be needed to further diagnose and resolve the problem. Due to the late hour, we were unable to schedule a plumbing appointment that day. The customer called the following day to schedule an appointment; however, the plumbing department was fully booked until the following week.

Pumped out the septic tank and completed the sewer line work as requested by the customer. The drain lines were not part of the requested work. After completing the service, we flushed the toilet to test the system. The toilet flushed properly, and everything was working as expected at the time of service.

Upon arrival at the property to inspect the reported septic issue, we discovered a break in the sewer line that was causing flooding. The septic tank and drain lines were inspected and found to be in good condition. The issue is isolated to the damaged sewer line, which will need to be replaced to properly resolve the problem. Someone from our office will give them a call.

Septic pump out. The septic tank was mainly full of water on both sides due to there being a drain line issue. This is an old septic tank with a wall in between. We got both sides of the septic tank pumped all the way out and from anything that has ended up in there. There is only one drain like that is being ran from the tank to the drain field but isn’t working properly anymore. The customer wants to start a drain line repair process.

We arrived at the property in Goldsboro, NC, to address a septic system issue. The entire septic system was pumped out and cleaned. After servicing the system, everything appeared to be in good condition and was functioning properly. However, we noticed that the distribution box (D-box) lid was broken apart and needs to be replaced. The replacement lid size is 24" x 16". The work area was left clean upon completion of the service.

We arrived at the property in Goldsboro, NC, to address a septic system issue. Upon inspection, we determined that the septic tank needed to be pumped out. During the service, we also discovered that the distribution box needed to be replaced. After completing the service, the work area was left clean, and the septic system was functioning properly at the time of completion.

Whole system pump out. The septic tank was full and needed to be pumped out immediately. When the tank was getting mixed we noticed an excessive amount of grease in the tank and in the sewer line. The outlet of the tank has a filter which is helping all the sludge stay away from the distribution box but was already very dirty. The septic tank was pumped out and was able to get everything that was in the tank out from both sides. The distribution box was good and is working properly doing what it’s supposed to do, there are no signs of grease in the drain lines or box. When we were pumping out the sewer line from the tank we noticed a big wall of grease that was holding everything back, we added pressure and were able to get that removed and all the water is flowing like normal into the tank again.

We arrived to the location in Goldsboro for a septic issue. Pump out the septic tank because dirt has gotten inside. The homemade septic tank lids are falling apart and need to be replaced with proper, secure lids. There is also one drain line that needs to be inspected and repaired or replaced as needed. The septic tank and drain line should be checked to make sure the system is working properly.

I repiped two bathroom drains, replacing old pipes with new ones to ensure smooth water flow and prevent future clogs. The job was completed efficiently and to a high standard.

We performed a minor toilet rebuild, replacing the worn-out flapper and seal to ensure a watertight fit. The flush mechanism was adjusted for optimal performance, and we checked for any leaks or issues.

We were called to a location in Goldsboro for a septic system issue. Upon arrival, we inspected the system and pumped out the septic tank. The tank contained a heavy amount of paper buildup. After pumping the tank, the toilet was flushed and tested. The toilet was running properly, and everything was functioning normally at the time of service. No further issues were observed.

Arrived at the customer’s location in Goldsboro for a septic system issue. Upon arrival, the septic tank was accidentally pumped; however, the pump tank was also pumped, which was necessary to address the reported issue. Upon completion, the system area was left clean, and the system was left in proper working condition.

Septic pump out. The septic tank was almost full and needed to be pumped out. This is an old tank with no wall. Once the tank was pumped down the customer was asked to flush the toilets, it came out with no problems at all. We probed around looking for the distribution box but couldn’t find it, it looks like it’s just one drain lines that snakes around. Everything looks good and seems to be working.

We arrived to a location in Goldsboro NC for a septic issue. Pump out septic tank and drain lines she flush the toilet it running good her drain lines need to be replaced it not working

Full inspection. Customer requested a full inspection on this system. The septic tank is mainly water and customer wanted to hold up on the septic tank pump out. We asked the customer to flush the toilet and he did, it came out with no problems. Septic tank and lift station are working properly including drain lines. We were not able to find the distribution box though we probed around the whole area. There’s no signs of puddles or water standing in the yard. There is one green drain line and the rest aren’t as visible but they’re working well. Everything is working properly though with no problems at all.

We arrived to location in Goldsboro for a septic issue. Whole septic system pumped out and cleaned. Everything looks good and working well.

We arrived to a location in Goldsboro for a septic issue. The customer just want the septic tank done sent the drain lines are we clean the filter she flush the toilet it running good everything working good

Septic tank pump out. The septic tank level was good it was just about on the pipe. We pumped and cleaned out the tank, as well as the outlet of the tank. The outlet of the septic tank has a filter which is helping keep all the sludge and any waste out of the distribution box. The tank looks good and customer was asked to flush the toilets, it came out pretty good with no problems at all. Everything looks to be working good.

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