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— Our Services

Septic Services in Cabot & Central Arkansas

Perc tests, design, installation, pumping, repairs, inspections, grease traps and 24/7 emergency calls. Homes and businesses, one local crew.

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— All Things Septic

One System. One Crew for All of It.

Most septic trouble starts somewhere you can’t see. Here’s what’s under a typical yard around Cabot, and where we come in. Tap a number to jump to that service.

Cross-section of a septic system: house, cleanout, tank, pump chamber and drain field, with the services Mandy's provides at each pointGRADETOPSOILRED CLAYTEST HOLE4,700 GAL12345
  1. 1Cleanouts
  2. 2Pumping & inspections
  3. 3Pump replacements
  4. 4Drain field & installation
  5. 5Perc testing
Crew member guiding a new concrete septic tank into place beside an orange excavator
— Septic System Installation

Septic System Installation

A septic system has two main parts, the tank and the lines, and both have to work for the system to work. Lines carry wastewater from the house to the tank. The tank holds it long enough for solids to settle and oils to rise. Then the lines carry it out to the drain field.

We install new systems for new builds and replace failing ones on existing homes and businesses, with top-quality materials and our own equipment.

— Septic Tank Pumping

Septic Tank Pumping & Repairs

Most tanks need pumping every three to five years. Tank size, the number of people in the house, water use and how much solid waste goes in all change that schedule.

When something’s wrong, we inspect the system first and then recommend the repair: leaks, damaged lines, improper installation, backups and anything else that keeps it from working.

Crew working in an open trench connecting new green sewer pipe in a backyard

Not sure what your system needs? We'll look first.

Operator on a mini excavator cutting a drain field line through a backyard lawn
— Perc Testing

Perc Testing

A percolation test measures how quickly water drains through your soil. The results show whether the site suits a septic system and where the tank, sewer lines and drain field should go.

Testing before installation is often required, and it’s smart before you buy a lot, too. It tells you whether the property can support a septic system at all.

— Septic Inspections

Septic Inspections

An inspection tells you whether the system needs pumping, repair or replacement, before a small problem turns into a backed-up house.

It’s the first step whenever something seems off: slow drains, odors, wet spots or grass that’s greener over the drain field than anywhere else.

Wrapped perforated drain line laid in a trench along a brick garden wall
— System Care

Keep It Running for Decades

Septic Pump Replacements

Many systems use a pump to move wastewater from the tank out to the drain field. When that pump fails, the system can’t do its job. We replace failed pumps and check the rest of the system while we’re there.

Septic Service & Maintenance

A well-designed, well-installed, well-maintained system can last for decades. Maintenance, water use and how fast problems get fixed make the difference. We keep your system on schedule so you don’t have to think about it.

Cleanouts

A drain clog can look like a septic problem, and a septic problem can look like a clog. We find out which it is and clear it. Customers call us for slow drains and backups, and we often come out the same day.

— Septic Design

Septic Design

Design starts with the soil. The perc test shows how fast the ground drains, and that sets where the tank, lines and drain field belong.

We design systems for new homes and businesses, and for replacements that need a better layout than the one that failed.

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— Emergency Septic Services

Emergency Septic Services

If your septic is backing up, cut water use right away: hold off on sinks, toilets, showers and the washing machine. Then call us.

We find the cause, whether it’s a full tank, a damaged line or a leak, and get it handled. Emergency service is available 24/7.

— For Restaurants & Businesses

Grease Traps and Cooking Oil

Restaurants, schools, cafeterias and commercial kitchens across Central Arkansas.

Grease Trap Pumping

Restaurants, schools, cafeterias and similar kitchens rely on grease traps to keep fats, oils and grease out of the line. Regular pumping prevents backups and odors. How often depends on the trap’s size and how much grease you produce. A trap that has gone more than 90 days without cleaning may need service.

Grease Trap Repair

Unusual odors, overflowing grease, slow drainage, grease where it shouldn’t be and bubbling drains are all signs a trap needs attention. We inspect the trap and tell you whether it needs pumping, repair or both.

Cooking Oil Collection

Restaurants and commercial kitchens generate used cooking oil that has to go somewhere other than the drain. Call us to talk about collection for your kitchen.

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— Who We Serve

Homes and Businesses

For Homeowners & Builders

New systems for new homes, replacements, pump-outs, inspections, repairs and perc tests before you buy or build.

For Restaurants & Businesses

Commercial septic systems, grease trap pumping and repair, and used cooking oil collection.

— How It Works

Simple Process. Straight Answers.

01

Call or Text

Phone, text or the form, any hour. We’re open 24/7.

02

We Come Out

Often the same day or the next.

03

Inspect First

We look at the system before we recommend anything.

04

Free Estimate

You get a clear recommendation and price.

05

The Work

Done with our own truck and equipment.

06

Clean Finish

We walk you through what we did and leave the yard clean.

— FAQ

Services FAQ

Do you install new septic systems?

Yes. We install new systems and replace failing ones, including tanks and the lines a working system needs.

How often should my tank be pumped?

Usually every three to five years. Tank size, household size, water use and how much solid waste goes into the system all change the schedule.

What does a septic repair include?

Repairs cover leaks, damaged lines, improper installation, backups and other problems. We inspect the system before we recommend a repair.

How often should a grease trap be pumped?

It depends on the trap’s size and how much grease you produce. A trap that has gone more than 90 days without cleaning may need service.

Do you offer emergency service?

Yes. Emergency septic service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

What forms of payment do you accept?

Cash, check, card and online invoice.

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