BIG Jobs
- First-time septic system system
- Replacement septic system
- Add-on system for increased usage
Simply email, mail, or drop off a copy of the septic design to get an estimate. (The State of Maine requires a septic design be drawn up by a licensed site evaluator/soil scientist. Call us if you need help finding someone.)
SMALL Jobs
- Replace old cast iron sewer line with updated PVC pipe…get rid of those rust-corroded, root-infested metal pipes once and for all!
- Repair cracked/broken sewer lines, perimeter lines (ie basement drainage) and water lines
- TERRALIFT™ – Have a failed drain field? Find out if Terralift is right for you! It rejuvenates your existing drain field without the cost or mess of a replacement field. Comes with a 2-year warranty if you have a copy of the original septic design. (Check with your town’s code enforcement officer to see if they might have a copy on file.)
Regular septic maintenance is the easiest and best way to prevent serious septic issues from occurring. At Central Maine Septic, we make sure your tank is thoroughly cleaned and repaired to ensure your septic runs efficiently at all times. If you are noticing any type of sewage or other materials coming into the tub or shower, it’s more than likely you have a septic tank problem.
As one of the top septic tank installation companies in Maine, we excel in septic system installation and repair jobs of all sizes for homeowners and businesses alike. We have the equipment and experience needed to troubleshoot your system and advise you of the necessary repairs. We can replace baffles, faulty piping, distribution box covers, wastewater plumbing in your basement, or install a complete new septic system. No job is too large or too small!
Maintenance is key to keeping your system in the best condition.
By neglecting your septic system, you’re putting yourself at risk for a backup, which can lead to thousands of dollars in damage.
These key factors go into determining how often you need to have your system pumped out:
- The size of your septic tank
- Is it a year-round residence or just part time
- The number of people living in your home
During a septic pumping, the technician will do a visual inspection to determine if the level of water in the tank is correct. If the water is too high that can be an indication of a failed drainfield. If the water is too low and the house is currently being lived in there could be damage to the tank.
Did you know?
Your septic system should be pumped out every 3-4 years, depending on the number of people living in the household, for optimal performance and system life.
If you have a septic system that was designed and it fails after 15-20 years, you do not need to have it all taken up and replaced. It can be fixed at about 1/3 the cost of a new system by having the drain field fixed.
Have A Septic Pump?
Have a septic pump? Some systems have a septic pump because the drainfield is at a higher elevation than the septic tank and so the pump is needed to lift the water to the drainfield. When the pump stops working, the septic waste will back up into the home. Central Maine Septic can troubleshoot the pump, make repairs, or replace the pump if it’s not repairable.
We believe our experience and commitment to customer service makes us your source for all of your septic system needs.
