
Septic pumping, inspections, and drain field service for Homewood homes and businesses.
Licensed, bonded, and master plumber certified, with the same family name on the truck since 1969.
Homewood sits in a tight spot of ground between Red Mountain and Shades Mountain, with Shades Creek winding through the middle of it. Most of the city runs on sewer, but plenty of older homes, back lots, and properties along the Oxmoor Valley side and the edges of Wildwood still depend on a septic tank.
Those systems tend to be older, smaller, and buried under decades of landscaping. We locate lids in Rosedale backyards, pump tanks near the Shades Creek Greenway, and sort out slow drains in Edgewood houses that have been added onto more than once.
Our team knows the traffic patterns too, from 18th Street South at lunch hour to Lakeshore Drive during Samford move-in week. We plan our routes so a pump truck shows up when we say it will. From Edgewood to Oxmoor Valley, Homewood property owners get the same licensed crew that has cared for Central Alabama septic systems since 1969.

Our work in Homewood falls into four groups, and every one of them starts with inspection and diagnostics so you know what is happening in the tank, lines, and field before anything gets dug or pumped.
Pick the area that matches your property, whether that is a house off Broadway Street, a storefront near 18th Street South, a new system on a difficult lot, or a plumbing problem inside the walls.




Homewood ground changes fast. Red clay over shale on the mountain sides drains slowly, while the flatter land near Shades Creek can hold water for days after a hard Alabama rain. Both conditions put stress on a drain field.
Here is what we look at before recommending work on a Homewood septic system:
We have been doing this work since 1969, and the same family name still stands behind every truck. That history matters when someone is deciding who to trust with a system buried in their yard.
Our license, bond, and certifications are current and easy to verify. Ask us for them any time.
Homewood sits in the middle of our service map, so our trucks reach neighboring cities the same day in most cases.
If your tank is overdue, your yard smells after a rain, or a closing date is coming up on an Edgewood or West Homewood property, get it looked at now instead of after the backup. Tell us your address and roughly when the tank was last pumped, and we will schedule the right truck and the right crew.