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24/7 Emergency Septic Service in Orlando, FL

Sewage coming up through a tub, shower or floor drain is an emergency. It's a health hazard and it damages floors, walls and cabinets fast. Call now and we'll connect you straight to the on-call septic technician. Until help arrives, stop running water: no laundry, dishwasher, showers or flushing.

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A licensed local septic tech calls you back, usually within minutes.

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When to call for emergency service

Sewage backing up into the house

Wastewater coming up through the lowest drains in the home, usually a tub, shower or floor drain.

Toilets won't flush or overflow

Especially when more than one toilet is affected at once.

Sewage surfacing in the yard

Standing wastewater or a strong sewage odor over the tank or drain field.

A septic alarm that won't stop

On systems with a pump, the alarm means the water level is too high. See our alarm and lift station service.

How emergency service works

1

You call

Your call goes straight to the on-call technician, day or night.

2

Triage by phone

The technician asks a few questions and tells you what to do right now to limit the damage.

3

On-site response

The truck comes out to pump the tank and find the cause of the backup.

4

Fix or plan

Simple problems are fixed on the spot. Bigger repairs get a clear quote and a schedule.

How much does emergency septic service cost?

Emergency calls are usually priced as a pump-out, and nights and weekends may carry an after-hours fee. You'll hear the price on the phone before the truck is sent. Repairs are quoted separately, before the work starts.

Emergency Septic Service near you

Available across east and south Orlando:

Emergency Septic Service FAQ

What should I do while I wait?

Stop using water in the house. Don't flush, shower, run the dishwasher or do laundry. Keep kids and pets away from any sewage, and don't try to clean it with bleach and a mop until the cause is fixed.

Is a septic backup covered by homeowners insurance?

It depends on your policy. Many policies exclude septic failure but some cover the resulting water damage. Take photos before cleanup and call your insurer.

Do you really answer at night and on weekends?

Yes. Calls to our number are routed to the on-call technician 24/7.

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