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About | Chuck's Septic

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About Us

For over 40 years, we at Chuck’s & Auburn Septic & Rooter Service have recognized the importance of service in the septic and sanitation industry. This is what separates us from the rest of the industry. It is this service that keeps our customers coming back to us. We demand this quality service for our customers because we believe they deserve it. This high level of service begins when we answer your call in the office, continues when we dispatch our service techs, and comes back to our customers in a positive way.

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Accessibility Policy

Do you need assistance accessing something on our website? Contact us and we will reply as soon as possible. We are working towards 24-hour phone assistance but it is not available yet.

Commitment to Accessibility

Chuck's Septic is committed to accessibility and ensuring that all users of this site, including those with disabilities and their companies, have an equal opportunity to participate in and benefit from all information and online offerings of Chuck's Septic .

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Contact Us

We have the answers about all your septic and sewer systems questions. Contact us today to make use of our outstanding services.

In addition to offering great service, we also feature senior citizen discounts as an added benefit for our valued and venerable customers. Plus, if you’re a restaurateur or in the restaurant business, don’t forget to ask about our restaurant referral program.

Hours of Operation

8am-5pm — Monday-Friday

FAQ | Chuck's Septic

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FAQ

18 to 22 inches

Five to six feet.

It varies from four inches to three feet.

Normally five feet wide by eight feet long.

It’s recommended that you have your septic tank pumped every three to five years to prevent blockages.

It could be a high water alarm meaning that the pump isn’t working.

Some have handles and some have to be pried off.

The clean out. It accesses the line from the house to the tank.

We carry 100 feet.

Grease Trap Maintenance | Chuck's Septic

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Grease Trap Maintenance

Fats, oil, and grease — also called FOG in the wastewater business — can cause major problems in sewer lines. Most sewer line blockages can be traced back to FOG. Blockages in the sewer lines are serious, causing sewage spills, grease trap overflows, or sewage backups into both commercial and residential buildings. This in turn causes cities and counties to issue costly and unnecessary fines, and often forces businesses to close their doors. Ask us what we can do for you!

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Septic Maintenance | Chuck's Septic

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Septic Maintenance

Cleaning Your Septic Tank

The most important step to achieving trouble-free septic system operation is to remove the solids from the tank before they start to wash out into the absorption field and before the system starts showing signs of failure. Remember, once the soil absorption system is clogged, cleaning the tank will do little good — you will need a new leach field.

Frequency of Cleaning

How often your tank will need pumping depends largely on the size of the tank, the number of people in the household, and the kinds of appliances you use. As a general rule, tanks should be cleaned every three to five years, but the period can vary considerably. The best procedure is to inspect your tank every year and have it pumped as necessary. If your system hasn’t been inspected in two years or more, have it done now. You have a considerable investment in your septic system — the cost of periodic pumping is nominal compared to the cost of replacing a neglected or failed system.

Services | Chuck's Septic

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Services

From septic tanks and grease traps to septic reports and repairs, Chuck’s & Auburn Septic & Rooter Service has knowledge plus over 40 years of experience and state-of-the-art equipment to handle ALL your service and repair needs.

Septic Tank
Pumping

Septic Tanks
Chemical Treatment for Septic
Septic Reports
Backhoe
Grease Traps
CCLS Liquid Enzymes
Electronic Tank Locator
Sumps
High Volume Liquid Waste Hauling
Good Neighbor Discount

Septic Tank
Repairs

Repair 4” Main Sewer Lines
Repair Outlet Lines
Install RV Dump Sites
Install Septic Tank Risers
Install Sanitary Filters
Bypass Septic to City Sewer
Repair Leach Lines
Repair Distribution Boxes
Install One-Way and Two-Way Clean Outs
Install Sanitary Tees
Abandoned Septic Tanks
Excavator on site for faster repairs

Grease Trap Maintenance

Grease Removal
Grease Disposal
Blockage Clearance
Buildup Removal
Quarterly Cleaning

C36 State Contractors License

With such a long list of expert sewer and septic services, it’s not surprising we are a leader in the industry for both Placer and Sacramento Counties!

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FAQ | Chuck's Septic

FAQ

What size are the lids on the tank?

How far apart are the lids?

How deep are the lids?

How big are septic tanks?

How often should I have my septic tank pumped?

What does it mean if the alarm on the tank goes off?

How do the lids come off the tank?

What is the black pipe near my septic tank?

How much hose do you carry on the truck?

Grease Trap Maintenance | Chuck's Septic

Grease Trap Maintenance

Grease Trap Maintenance

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Septic Maintenance | Chuck's Septic

Septic Maintenance

Cleaning Your Septic Tank

Frequency of Cleaning

Services | Chuck's Septic

Services

Septic TankPumping

Septic TankRepairs

Grease Trap Maintenance

C36 State Contractors License

Terms of Use | Chuck's Septic

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Septic Tank
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