Septic backing up? Call 803. 2 PUMP IT · Tier 3 certified in SC & GA · Serving the CSRA since 2009
Tier 3 certified in South Carolina and Georgia, which means we can legally install the engineered systems most contractors can’t touch. We handle the permit, the soil evaluation and the inspection. Family run out of North Augusta since 2009.
South Carolina licenses septic installers in three tiers, and the differences aren’t marketing. They’re written into Regulation 61-56, and they decide what a contractor is legally allowed to touch.
Standard residential installs. Cannot legally repair an existing system at all.
Adds pump systems, grease traps, mounded and commercial systems. Cannot touch a Standard 610 engineered design.
All of the above plus Standard 610 engineered designs. Requires three years of clean installation history plus proof of insurance and bond at every renewal. Tier 3 installers may also self-inspect their own work.
If your lot has clay, a high water table, or not enough room for a conventional drainfield, we're one of the few contractors in the CSRA legally able to install what it actually needs. And we're certified on the Georgia side too.
See our credentialsResidential and commercial, both sides of the river. Every service has its own page with straight answers, honest ranges and real questions answered.
New builds, replacements and difficult lots. Permit to final inspection, both states.
Standard 610, mound and bed systems for lots that failed a conventional design.
Full pump-out, baffle and filter check, written service record.
Backups, odors, soggy yards and failed components.
Honest diagnosis of whether it can be saved or has to be replaced.
Real estate inspections built around the SC and GA disclosure forms.
Clears grease, roots and debris without excavation.
Scheduled service with the paperwork your health inspector wants.
Bigger tanks, bigger tickets, scheduled maintenance contracts.
Drain and line work alongside the septic side.
Nobody in the CSRA publishes a price. We think that’s backwards, because price is the first thing you want to know and the last thing anyone will tell you. Here’s the honest range and what moves it.
Moves with tank size, access, lid depth and how long it's been.
Moves with soil type, bedroom count, drainfield size and site access.
Standard 610 designs require an engineer and a soil classifier. Priced per design.
Set by South Carolina regulation. National sites quote $450 to $2,300 for this. They're wrong.
Very few operators are properly licensed in South Carolina and certified in Georgia. We are, which means one contractor, one number, whichever side of the Savannah your property sits on.
Aiken, Edgefield and Barnwell counties. SCDES permitting handled.
Greyed towns are Phase 2 and Phase 3 city pages, not yet built.
Every image on this site is a Carolina Septic job somewhere in the CSRA. Sixteen years of trucks, trenches, tanks and finished yards.
A chamber drainfield going in on red Piedmont clay. Four laterals, a distribution box, and chamber units set and ready for backfill.
