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Septic Services Inc. is a septic contractor based in Union, Missouri, that has operated since 1982. Its website (septicserv.com) is a service-business site rather than a booking or e-commerce platform: it describes four core services, lists the Missouri counties it covers, gives a phone number for requesting service, and answers common septic maintenance questions. If you need septic work in the Franklin County, MO area, the site tells you what the company does and how to reach it; it does not publish prices or let you schedule online.
Who the company is
The site identifies the business as Septic Services Inc. of Union, MO, describing itself as "Industry Professionals Since 1982" and stating it is licensed, insured, and bonded. It reports having installed over 5,000 septic systems and serviced over 100,000 systems, and frames its approach around "friendly personalized service" and expert advice.
Services listed on the site
| Service | What the site says it covers |
|---|---|
| Septic system installation | Crews install systems to county and state codes; more than 5,000 systems installed |
| Septic & grease trap pumping | From small RV holding tanks to large commercial applications; over 100,000 systems serviced |
| Portable restroom rental | Full line of portable sanitation units, including ADA-compliant units and multi-user handwashing units |
| Maintenance, service & repair | Regular or spot inspections, lift station installation, and general system servicing |
Service area
According to the site, Septic Services Inc. serves all of Franklin, St. Louis, Jefferson, Washington, St. Charles, Warren, and Gasconade Counties, plus Crawford and Osage counties.
Contact and payment
- Phone: (636) 583-5564 — the site directs customers to call this number to request service.
- Payment accepted: Cash, check, Visa, Mastercard, and Discover.
The site does not list service pricing, and it does not offer online booking; the stated path to service is a phone call.
Maintenance guidance from the site's FAQ
The FAQ section is useful if you are trying to judge whether you need a visit:
- Pumping frequency: The site's rule of thumb is 100 gallons of sludge per person per year. For a 1,200-gallon tank and a family of four, it says to divide 1,200 by 4, giving a pump-out every 3 years.
- Signs you're overdue: Sewage coming up out of the tank, gurgling toilets and fixtures, or a bad odor in the yard near the tank.
- Don't drive or build over the system: Nothing heavier than a lawn mower over the drainfield, and no roads or construction that would compact it. The site notes you should not build over the septic tank because access is needed for pumping.
- Planting: The site advises against planting trees over the tank and drainfield.
What the site does not provide
There is no published price list, no online scheduling, and no service-area map beyond the county list. If you want a quote or a visit, the site's own instruction is to call 636-583-5564.