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Our Comprehensive
Septic Services
We offer more than just a pump-out; we provide peace of mind through state-of-the-art equipment and knowledgeable technicians.
Pumping & Visual Evaluations:
Every pump-out includes our “Service Check,” detailing your system’s operating condition to catch problems before they become costly.
DEQ Certified Inspections:
Locating & Digging:
Riser Installs:
High-Pressure Water Jetting:
Commercial Grease Traps:
The Bishop Advantage:
Savings & Support
- Neighborhood Discount: Save more by coordinating! We offer discounts when two or more households in the same neighborhood schedule service for the same day.
- Reminder Program: We take the guesswork out of maintenance by notifying you when it’s time for your next scheduled service.
- 24/7 Emergency Response: Pooling water? Foul odors? Sewage backup? Don’t wait. We are ready to help around the clock, even during holidays and storms.
Septic 101:
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I have my septic tank pumped?
Most residential tanks should be pumped every 3 to 5 years, depending on household size and usage. Regular maintenance prevents solids from escaping into your drain field.
What are the signs that my system is failing?
Can I use additives to avoid pumping?
Septic 101:
Education & Insights
Knowledge is the first step in avoiding a septic catastrophe. Explore our latest articles on system care, “do’s and don’ts,” and industry updates.
Septic system “how to’s” for the do-it-yourselfer
Measuring the Scum Level This procedure is for determining the distance between the bottom of the scum layer and the bottom of the outlet baffle or tee. Establish a convenient reference point, such as a stick laid on the ground, across the hole Attach a 6 inches...
All About Septic Systems
How Does a Septic System Work? A typical septic system has four main components: Pipe from the home Septic tank Drainfield Soil Why should I maintain my septic system? A key reason to maintain your septic system is to save money! Failing septic systems are expensive...
The top 5 signs it may be time to schedule a septic tank service.
1. Pooling water The first sign that your septic system needs a service is the presence of pooling water. This can occur in many areas, but pay close attention to the lawn in and around the drain field. Pooling water is one indication of a full septic tank. When the...
Keep Your System Flowing Perfectly
From routine DEQ inspections to emergency grease trap pumping, the Bishop team is just a phone call away.