Real jobs from real customers across East Texas. From routine residential pump-outs to commercial grease trap maintenance, here's a look at the work we do every day.
Full pump-out of a 1,500-gallon residential septic tank for a 4-bedroom home. Tank had not been serviced in over 6 years. We removed all accumulated solids, inspected the baffles, and found no structural issues. System returned to normal operation.
Monthly grease trap pumping and cleaning for a full-service restaurant in Montgomery County. Includes interior cleaning, baffle inspection, and health code documentation. Prevents city drain line violations and keeps the kitchen compliant.
High-pressure jetting of a blocked septic inlet line at a rural residence in Madison County. Root intrusion had reduced flow to near-zero. After jetting, full flow restored and tank pumped same visit. Customer had been dealing with slow drains for weeks.
Scheduled pumping of a large-capacity commercial septic system serving a school campus in Trinity County. Coordinated service during summer break to minimize disruption. System inspection found minor baffle wear — documented and recommended for future repair.
Set up recurring 3-year pump schedule for a family of five in San Jacinto County. First visit found the tank at capacity despite not having obvious problems. Pumped and inspected; noted a cracked outlet baffle that was flagged for repair. Ongoing scheduled service prevents emergency situations.
Emergency response to a residential sewage backup in Grimes County. Tank had reached capacity and was backing up into the home. We responded same day, pumped the tank, cleared the blockage, and identified a failed inlet baffle as the root cause.
Call 936-291-3526 to schedule your septic tank pumping or grease trap service in East Texas.
