Septic Alarm Going Off?
We Fix It Fast.

First, don't panic — the alarm means the water level in your tank or pump chamber is higher than normal, but it doesn't mean sewage is about to back up into your house right now. Reduce water usage (no laundry, short showers) and call us. The most common causes are a tripped breaker, a stuck or failed float switch, or a pump that's stopped running. We can usually diagnose and fix it the same day.

If your alarm is going off, your pump isn't running, or your control panel has an error — that's electrical, and you need an electrician. If your tank is full and needs to be pumped out, that's a septic pumping company. If you're not sure, call us — we'll tell you straight whether it's our job or not, and we can recommend a good septic pumper if you need one.

It depends on what's wrong. A float switch replacement is a straightforward repair. A full control panel replacement or new pump install is a bigger job. We give you a clear price before we start any work — no hourly billing that spirals. Call us with your situation and we'll give you a ballpark over the phone.

We work with all major brands — SJE Rhombus, IFS, Orenco, Liberty, and others. We also see a lot of older panels from brands that don't exist anymore. If your panel is obsolete, we'll recommend a modern replacement and handle the full swap.

Often, yes — especially for alarms and no-pump situations. We run three trucks and prioritize septic emergencies because we know you can't wait days for a fix. Call us and we'll tell you our earliest availability.