FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • What septic services do you specialize in?

    I handle full septic system installation, repairs, drain field work, diagnostics, and system evaluations for both residential and commercial properties. Whether it’s a new installation or troubleshooting an existing system, I provide reliable, start-to-finish solutions.

  • Do you offer emergency septic services?

    Yes, I provide 24/7 emergency response for urgent septic issues such as backups, line failures, and system malfunctions. When something goes wrong, you can count on me to arrive quickly and address the problem.

  • How do I know if my septic system needs repair?

    Common signs include slow drains, unpleasant odors, soggy areas in the yard, gurgling pipes, or sewage backups. If you notice any of these issues, I can evaluate your system and determine the exact cause.

  • Are you licensed to install and repair septic systems in the region?

    Yes, I am fully licensed as a South Carolina Level 2 Septic Installer, License #OSWWI0189. This ensures all work meets state standards, local regulations, and proper installation procedures for long-term performance.

  • How long does a typical septic system last in Anderson, South Carolina?

    Most systems last 20–30 years depending on soil type, maintenance, usage, and installation quality. With proper care, some systems last even longer. We can evaluate your system’s condition and lifespan.

  • Can I use my septic system during a repair or maintenance?

    Depending on the service, minor maintenance or inspections may allow limited normal usage. However, for major repairs, it’s best to minimize water use until the system is fully serviced and restored.

  • Can heavy rain affect my septic system?

    Yes, oversaturated soil can reduce drain field efficiency. If you notice backups or slow drains after rainfall, we can assess and restore proper system function.

  • What areas does Tri-City Septic serve?

    We primarily serve Anderson, South Carolina, and the surrounding regions. Our local expertise helps us understand soil conditions and regulations specific to the Upstate area.