Pikeville, NC

Pumped out the septic tank and cleaned the filter. The tank had a thick, paper-like consistency. The toilet was flushed, and it was flowing properly into the septic tank. The system has a pump, so the drain lines could not be serviced. However, everything was working properly at the time of service.

The customer reported that the pump was not working. The homeowner was informed of the issue and stated that she would contact us if she decided to proceed with the repair. She would like to obtain estimates from other companies and compare prices before making a decision.

Pumped out the septic tank. The customer flushed the toilet, and it was functioning properly at the time of service. The drain lines were checked and are not functioning properly. Further repairs are needed to restore proper drainage. Customer was advised that drain line repairs are necessary.

Arrived at the customer’s location in Pikeville to address a septic system issue. Upon arrival, the septic tank was found to be full and required pumping. The property has a pump tank as part of the septic system, which was also serviced as needed. The septic tank was pumped out successfully, and the system was checked following service. Everything was left clean and in proper working condition at the time of departure.

We arrived to a location in Pikeville for a septic related issue upon arrival we realized the septic system was full. We pump out septic tank clean the filter he flush the toilet it running good everything working good

We arrives to a location in Pikeville, NC 27863 for a septic issue. We pump out septic tank and we did drain lines he flush the toilet it running good everything look good. We let customer know that he should keep eye on his drain lines it might need a repair done on his drain lines.

I installed five customer-supplied shower cartridges, ensuring each was securely and correctly positioned for optimal performance. The job was completed efficiently and to the customer's satisfaction.

At the property in Pikeville, NC, the distribution box (D-Box) was replaced with a new D-Box. The system is functioning properly.

At the property in Pikeville, NC, the distribution box (D-Box) was replaced with a new D-Box. The system is functioning properly.

Upon arrival at the location, we inspected the pump tank and found that it was completely full and the pump was not operating properly. We opened the inlet to the tank and discovered an excessive amount of grease buildup inside the tank. The liquid level was significantly above the inlet pipe, indicating that the tank needed to be pumped out. After pumping the tank, we observed that the pump activated and began operating properly throughout the remainder of the pump-out process. The floats inside the pump tank had been stuck but were freed during service and are now functioning properly. The pump tank is now operating in automatic mode as designed. The tank has been pumped and cleaned, and the pump and floats are functioning properly at this time.

We came to the location in Pikeville to inspect the septic system. During the inspection, I noticed that the D-box needs to be replaced. The D-box is approximately 7–8 inches deep and has a regular D-box lid with six holes. customer will call regarding D. box replacement.

when arriving in Pikeville, the septic tank was located beneath a garden area. The customer gave us permission to dig in the garden area as needed to access the septic tank for pumping. Upon accessing the tank, we found it to be full and in need of a pump-out. The tank was pumped completely down to the bottom on both sides. The septic tank is equipped with a filter, which was found to be very dirty. The filter was cleaned during the service. The drain lines appear to be functioning properly with no issues observed at the time of service. The primary issue was the tank being full, rather than a problem with the drain lines. After pumping and cleaning the tank, everything appeared to be functioning properly at the time of service.

When arriving to the location in Pikeville for a septic issue. We 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.

We were called to customers home in Pikeville regarding a septic issue. Pumped out the septic tank and cleaned the filter. Flushed the toilet and verified that it is running properly. Checked the drain lines and confirmed they are working as they should. Everything was inspected and appeared to be in good working condition at the time of service.

Septic tank pump out. This was supposed to be a whole system pump out but the customer had changed his mind when he noticed there was nothing wrong with the distribution box and drain lines but instead it was a sewer line problem. The problem with this job was that the customer has an excessive amount of non flushable toilet paper as well as non flushable wipes blocking the exit of the drain line. There are about five people living in this home so wipes and toilet paper would be flushed down constantly. The filter on the outlet was clean with very little to almost nothing stuck to the filter. We got everything pumped out and cleaned out. Customer flushed the toilet three times and it came out with no problem those three times. Their problem is now fixed and everything is working properly. Distribution box and drain lines are working properly

Septic tank pump out and inspection. When we first opened the tank we noticed that it was very full and water was not flowing out. We pulled out the filter and water started flowing again, the filter was very dirty and was blocking all the water from going through to the distribution box. The distribution box looks good and is working properly with no problem at all. The tank looks good with no cracks, damage or leaks at all. Customer was asked to flush the toilet and he did, it came out good. Everything looks good and is working properly.

We went out to a customer's home in Mount Olive to address a sewer issue. Upon arrival, we discovered that the septic system was full. We pumped out the septic system and cleaned it up. The customer is no longer experiencing any signs of back-up.

Whole septic pump out. The septic tank was not full yet and still had a lot of space left. The customer still requested for the whole system to be done. There was a lot of non flushable toilet paper and wipes inside of the septic tank but managed to get it all the way down and get it out. The distribution box and the drain lines look good and are working properly. The reason for backup inside of the home was due to a clog of wipes inside of the sewer line. The toilet was flushed when we asked, it came out with no problem at all. Everything looks good and working properly.

We went out to a customer's home in Pikeville to address a sewer issue. Upon arrival, we discovered that the septic system was full. We pumped out the septic system and cleaned it up. The customer is no longer experiencing any signs of back-up.

Whole septic system pump out. This is an old septic tank and system. The reason for the customers water coming up from the ground is because his distribution box and lines are not working. For it to work again, customer will need to get his drain lines repaired in order to get the water running through again. The tank was full but we got it all pumped out. The customer stated he had just got his septic tank pumped out three months ago.

I installed a 50-gallon electric water heater, ensuring it was securely connected and tested for proper functionality. The heater now provides efficient hot water for daily use.

We went out to a customer's home in Pikeville to address a sewer back-up issue. Upon arrival, we discovered that the septic system was full. We pumped out the septic system and cleaned it up. The customer is no longer experiencing any signs of back-up.

We went out to a customer's home in Pikeville to address a sewer back-up issue. Upon arrival, we discovered that the septic system was full. We pumped out the septic system and cleaned it up. The customer is no longer experiencing any signs of back-up.

We went out to a customer's home in Pikeville to address a sewer back-up issue. Upon arrival, we discovered that the septic system was full. We pumped out the septic system and cleaned it up. The customer is no longer experiencing any signs of back-up.

We went out to a customer's home in Mount Olive to address a sewer back-up issue. Upon arrival, we discovered that the septic system was full. We pumped out the septic system and cleaned it up. The customer is no longer experiencing any signs of back-up.