Old Pueblo Septic & Drain Service has been providing septic and drain services to the residents of Tucson, AZ since 1959. We are a locally owned and operated family-run business that specializes in premium services, as well as customer satisfaction. We go above and beyond to ensure that your experience with us is nothing short of excellent.
At Old Pueblo Septic & Drain Service, we know the risks of leaving a malfunctioning septic tank without service until the next business day. This is why we offer 24/7 emergency septic service so that we can get out to you as quickly as possible and begin repairs or maintenance on your tank. Regardless of the time of day or night, we make a commitment to be there for you when you require our services.
At Old Pueblo Septic & Drain Service, we know the risks of leaving a malfunctioning septic tank without service until the next business day. This is why we offer 24/7 emergency septic service so that we can get out to you as quickly as possible and begin repairs or maintenance on your tank. Regardless of the time of day or night, we make a commitment to be there for you when you require our services.
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We are a company that specializes in septic tank and drain service in the Tucson, AZ area. We are licensed by the Department of Environment Quality and our technicians are well-trained septic experts. We are also licensed and insured for your peace of mind and safety. We are happy to provide septic tank service in all of Southern Arizona, including Pima, Pinal, Cochise, Maricopa & Santa Cruz Counties.
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At Old Pueblo Septic & Drain Service, we offer a variety of sewer and drain services in the Tucson, AZ area. From tree root problems, to septic tank pumping - we do it all. We are licensed by Pima County of Environmental Quality and our technicians are well trained septic experts. Monday through Friday we are always available for your call during our regular business hours, no answering machines!
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A septic certification is a process of doing a full inspection of the septic system. When doing an inspection on a septic system we will need to dig up the concrete access plugs that are large enough to get our head and shoulders into the tank. Most tanks will need to be pumped to visually inspect the inside of the septic system.
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Yes, by pumping the septic tank out you are removing the sludge that drops to the bottom allowing the greywater to exit into the leach fields. Most septic tanks are buried beneath the soil about 1 foot to 4 feet deep. Once the concrete or fiberglass plugs are exposed that are on the septic tank we will pump out the tank.
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