Septic Pumping
Routine pump-outs that keep clogs, odors, and expensive surprises out of your system.
Turner Septic Services
A riser gives your septic tank an easy access portal for inspection and pumping, right at ground level. You never have to question where your tank is again, and nobody has to dig up the lawn to reach it.
It is a one-time cost that pays off for the whole lifetime of the system: every future pump-out and inspection gets faster and simpler.
Some septic tanks sit deep in the ground, and anything deeper than 12 inches should have a riser on it. The riser is a sturdy plastic tube that sits over the opening of the tank, held in place by the surrounding soil, with a lid secured on top with screws. Once installed, it brings the tank opening up to grade.
Related services
Routine pump-outs that keep clogs, odors, and expensive surprises out of your system.
Not sure where your tank is? We find it, so future service is quick and painless.
Residential and commercial system evaluations across the Mount Washington Valley and Western Maine.
One and done
The tank is already open, so it is the perfect moment. Ask about it when you book.