Neglecting issues with your home's septic system can result in significant consequences, including substantial repair costs and potential property damage. Timely action is imperative when faced with a septic alarm or the observation of a backup.

At Sterling Septic, we recognize the gravity of such situations and boast a dedicated team of highly experienced professionals equipped to diagnose and efficiently resolve septic issues. What distinguishes us is our unwavering commitment to your satisfaction and the overall health of your septic system.

When you engage with us, rest assured that you are partnering with a company that upholds the highest standards of professionalism and delivers reliable solutions. Our commitment is reinforced by warranties, and we adhere to a policy of never undertaking any work that we cannot guarantee.

Pump Replacement

Septic systems incorporating pumps are prevalent in regions characterized by challenging terrain or elevated water tables. The process of pump replacement entails the substitution of a malfunctioning or deteriorated pump to ensure the uninterrupted and proper flow of effluent to the designated drain field.

Septic Tank Repairs

This entails rectifying issues associated with the septic tank, including the resolution of cracks, leaks, or structural damage. These repairs are indispensable to uphold the optimal functionality of the tank, thereby mitigating the risk of leakage and averting contamination of the surrounding environment.

Correcting issues in the mainline involves the resolution of any blockages, damages, or leaks within the primary sewer line linking your residence to the septic tank. This proactive measure serves to avert sewage backups and sustain the seamless flow of wastewater, promoting an efficient and unobstructed drainage system.

Drain Field Rehab

Critical to wastewater treatment, drain fields, or leach fields, play a pivotal role in the system's functionality. Repairs within these fields may encompass the resolution of issues such as clogging, inadequate drainage, or damage to the pipes and soil infrastructure. The objective of these repairs is to guarantee optimal wastewater dispersion and filtration, thereby sustaining the efficiency and integrity of the entire septic system.