North County Septic Service

12/07/2025

Christmas parade in Paso Robles.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from Norrh County Sepric Service family to yours. Thank you for all the support

05/14/2025

We are certified in installing Advanced Presby systems. Give us a call! No project is to big.

04/28/2025

Its time to call us and schedule that regular maintenance. Call us at 805 239 3838

04/21/2025

02/08/2024

Did you know that parking a vehicle on septic system components could lead to ruptured pipes? Doing so could cause heavy damages to the septic system that’s not only dangerous to humans but will also cost thousands in repairs.

02/05/2024

Did you know that once a septic system problem becomes obvious, it’s usually too late for any simple (and inexpensive solution)? Fortunately, a little maintenance (including timely septic pumping) can go a long way in avoiding major issues.

02/01/2024

Want to increase the time between septic tank cleanings? Here are a few tips: use low-flow toilets and shower heads, take shorter showers, wash your clothes and dishwashers with full loads only, and don't let the water run when shaving or brushing your teeth.

01/29/2024

When you’re working to build a home, don’t assume that a septic would be a bad idea. It can be the best option for many places, and they are easily cared for with the advice and help of a professional septic company.

01/25/2024

In a properly working septic tank, there are three levels: on top is the scum – grease, oils, other materials lighter than water; a clear effluent in the middle; and solid waste on the bottom. Only the effluent should be exiting the tank.

01/22/2024

Be careful using anti-bacterial soaps and detergents in your daily routines. Their chemical makeup destroys the good bacteria in your septic system that helps to breakdown waste materials. Using regular soap and rubbing thoroughly will do the trick and not inhibit the septic system.

01/18/2024

Among the things that should never be flushed into a septic system are: cat litter, diapers (cloth and disposable), dryer sheets, dirt, last night’s stew, cotton swabs, cigarette butts, and a host of other materials. They will either clog the system or interfere with its natural decomposing processes.

01/15/2024

Ever wonder what happens to the stuff from the septic tank? After we pump it out, we take the waste to a proper treatment facility where it is safely processed according to local and EPA guidelines.