Septic Tank Cleaning

Delaware County

Union County

Marion County

Franklin County

MJC Septic Services handles everything from septic pumping and cleaning to maintenance and septic repair, and we have the equipment to get the job done right! We partner with CDK Structures for our pumping equipment and share a 4,000-gallon tank truck with 200 feet of hose. This means no driving on your lawn when we come out to drain your tank. We also have a dump truck available for materials. Whether you need septic installation services, an inspection, or any other septic tank service you can think of, we're the company to call for outstanding service every time.

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Union County, OH Office

Delaware County, OH Office

Marion County, OH Office

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10+ Years Experience

Full septic service provider

MJC Septic Services in Ostrander, OH, is dedicated to providing quality septic services to property owners in Delaware, Union and Marion Counties. Our septic tank services include:

Cleaning sludge levels in all tanks
Service for your effluent filter
Service for your aerators
Cleaning of the pumps
Vault filter cleaning

Deep septic cleanings for better functionality

MJC Septic Services provides septic tank cleaning for property owners in Union County, Delaware County, and Marion County. Septic tanks need periodic deep cleanings to ensure they function properly and are free of sludge, grease, and debris that can cause blockages and other problems. We know how to handle all the details so you don't have to worry about the messy work.

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(740) 816-3945

These videos show the result of an over saturated drain field. Remember to get your septic tank pumped and inspected every 3-5 years. Remember to switch your Distribution Box elbow every 6 months to allow each side of the drain field time to dry.

Distribution Box taking on water from leach field

In Turn it flows back into the septic tank. Causing it to fill the tank at an extremely fast pace. Once tank is full from the overflow it will typically backup into your house.

First of all, wear proper PPEs such as gloves, safety cloth, and shoes.
Remove the septic tank access lid. The access lid removing process is very easy if it is above the surface of the ground. If the septic tank lid is buried, you will first need to find it.
After removing the lid, you can proceed further and detach the different elements connected to the filter and remove the filter.
Place the filter over the first manway (because that’s where organic waste is preserved) so that any waste escaping from the filter can return to the tank. In case of filter drains into the wrong manway, the raw sewage may fall into the drainage area.
After removing the filter from the tank housing, use a water hose to spray the cartridge to eliminate any media that may have adhered to it.
Remove any solids remaining in the filters. Check the adjustment holes and vents to make sure that there is no trapped debris. If you find dirt, remove it by spraying it with a hose.
Now, reinstall the cartridge, secure it in the saddle holes, and wipe up any spillage around it.
Put the lid on the septic tank.
After the cleaning process, change your clothes immediately.

Drain and clean

Comprehensive septic tank cleaning is a combination of draining the tank and cleaning the components thoroughly. MJC Septic Services will simultaneously clean and drain your system so you get everything taken care of in just one appointment. Maintaining your septic tank is vital for prolonging the life of your tank so it continues to work correctly.

Here are a few pictures of tanks inlet side that are over full/backing up. Below are a few reminders for homeowners to ensure your system continues to function properly: