About Whitetail Septic Tank Pumping

What we handle

Homeowners across Pueblo bring us septic tank pumping jobs of every kind, some simple and some that need a closer look before a price makes sense. We start from what you have and what you need, then price the work that fits.

Each one is explained separately: Septic System Inspection, Effluent Filter Cleaning, Effluent Filter Replacement, Septic Baffle Repair or Replacement, Septic Tank Riser Installation, Septic Pump Repair or Replacement, and Drainfield Repair or Replacement.

How the work actually gets done

A job usually involves some mix of these:

• Review available system permits, design or as-built drawings, and pumping and maintenance records.
• Walk the property and note sewage odors, backups, wet or spongy soil, ponding, and surfacing effluent.
• Locate the system and its components using available records and, when needed, non-invasive methods such as probing or a metal detector.
• Expose and open accessible tank and distribution-box covers, then inspect the tank, distribution box, and other system components that are present.
• Measure and record scum and sludge depths using an inspection stick or a hollow sampling tube.
• Inspect the drainfield for standing water, damp or spongy areas, odors, or surfacing effluent; a camera may be used to check pipes for blockages or collapse.

Tools and materials we use

• Vacuum truck
• Suction hose
• Sludge judge
• Electronic tank locator

How we work

Every Pueblo job begins with a look at what is really there, not a guess. You get the scope in plain terms and the price on paper, with no pressure to decide on the spot. If the work isn't worth doing yet, you'll be told that too.