24-Hour Services
Septic Tank Service
We can assist you with:
Septic Tank Pumping/Cleaning
Septic Tank Inspection
Septic Tank Preventative Maintenance
Proud members of the National Association of Wastewater Technicians and California Onsite Water Association.
County permitted for septic tank and grease trap pumping in Alameda County, Contra Costa County, San Francisco County, San Mateo County, and Santa Clara County.
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WHY A-1 SEPTIC TANK SERVICE?
CUSTOMER SERVICE
When you call A-1 Septic Tank Service, you’ll speak to a live person who will explain the pricing for your emergency and the necessary work that will be performed. Emergency service is more expensive, so we’ll tell you if the work you need can wait for an appointment during our regular business hours. Pricing for emergency septic tank services is determined by the scope of the job, the time of day, and the day of the week.
OUR PROCESS
We begin by evaluating your emergency and dispatching our team to your property. Once we’ve diagnosed the problem, we’ll provide you with quick and efficient repairs, making sure to clean up any waste that has accumulated.
WHEN TO CALL FOR SEPTIC TANK SERVICE
If your home is not connected to the municipal sewer lines in your area, there is a high likelihood that your plumbing system contains a septic tank. While septic tank installation provides safe and sanitary wastewater disposal, your septic tank can cause major issues if it is not maintained correctly. Septic tanks fill up over time and require regular pumping. On average, septic tanks will need to be cleaned out every 3-5 years to prevent problems that occur due to build-up in the tank. A company that offers septic tank maintenance in the Bay Area will be on call to help you in the event that an unexpected septic emergency arises in your home. Here is an overview of three signs that you need to schedule septic tank services.
YOUR DRAINS AND TOILETS ARE BACKING UP
One sure indication that you are in need of emergency septic repair is when you start to notice that the drains and toilets around your property are beginning to back up into your home. When your drains are backing up with septic waste, they may start to emit a foul, sulfurous odor. To protect your family from exposure to the hazardous septic waste, you will need to have your backup repaired immediately.
YOUR DRAIN FIELD IS FLOODING
In certain cases, emergency septic problems may not appear on the interior of the home. If you start to notice excessive amounts of water pooling in the drain field around your septic tank, this is a sign that there is something seriously wrong with your septic tank. If your septic tank becomes clogged or otherwise compromised, it can start to spill raw sewage into the surrounding drain field.