Lounsberry Septic Service, LLC.

08/03/2026

We will be out of the office at the end of the month and our books are filling up fast. If you’d like to get in before September, give us a call at (585)296-9882 or request a service online at LounsberrySeptic.com

07/28/2026

Save your system, your wallet and your local sewer plant operator.

07/28/2026

We have been losing power on and off today, which is affecting our phones.

Please request a service online at LounsberrySeptic.com if you’re having trouble getting through.

A Veteran-Owned, Family-Operated Septic Pumping Business Serving Allegany County, NY.

07/13/2026

Whether on septic or sewer, some things just should never go down the toilet.....

07/04/2026

Happy 250th Birthday to the United States of America!

06/25/2026

Repping a new LSS hat and hoodie courtesy of Dana Lyn Designs. She did a great job and was a pleasure to work with!

05/25/2026

What a nice turnout for the Scio Memorial Day parade. We had a great time showing up for our veterans (even if our friends/family pick on our horn😆) 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙

05/25/2026

Lounsberry Septic will be in the Scio parade at 10am!

To all those who served and gave the ultimate sacrifice, we remember. 🇺🇸

04/01/2026

This is no April Fool's joke! We are open and accepting bookings for the 2026 season!

Give us a call at (585)296-9882 or book a service online at LounsberrySeptic.com

Available Services:
-Septic Pumping
-Sanitary Surveys (Septic Dye Tests)
-Well Water Tests
-Riser installations
-Tank Locations
-Minor clogs and repairs

04/01/2026

Flooding and Your Drinking Water: What You Need to Know

Flooding can be overwhelming, and keeping your family safe is a top priority. If you use a private well, it’s important to know that floodwaters can affect the safety of your drinking water.

After flooding, well water may not be safe to use. Floodwater can carry germs, chemicals, sewage, and other contaminants that can enter your well—especially if water is standing around the well cap or casing. These contaminants can cause serious illness, even if the water looks clear.

If you notice any changes in your water’s taste, smell, or appearance, take precautions right away.

DO NOT:
• 🚫 Drink the water or give to animals
• 🚫 Use the water to cook, brush teeth or bathe
• 🚫 Let children or pets play in standing floodwater

DO:
• ✅ Boil your water to a rolling boil for at least 1 minute and let it cool (can be used for cooking, drinking and bathing)
• ✅ Wash your hands with clean, unaffected water and soap
• ✅ Clean and disinfect toys, tools, and other items that came into contact with floodwater
• ✅ Learn how to disinfect your water: https://www.health.ny.gov/environmental/water/drinking/well_disinfect.htm

Your health and safety matter. Taking these steps can help prevent illness and ensure your water is safe before returning to normal use.

If you’re unsure, reach out to the Allegany County Department of Health for guidance and support. 585-268-9250