Dallas is ten minutes north of Gastonia on Highway 321, the old county seat, and the septic work there is the county's classic mix: tanks from the 1970s with no riser, houses on a well and a field on the same acre, and long driveways where the truck parks a hose-length from the lid.
Pumping intervals matter more out here than in a subdivision, because the field is often the original one and there is no sewer to fall back on. The crew notes sludge depth at each visit and tells you honestly when the next one is due.
What we do in Dallas
- Septic Tank Pumping in Dallas
- Septic Inspection in Dallas
- Drain Field Repair in Dallas
- Septic Pump and Alarm Repair in Dallas
- Emergency Septic Service in Dallas
About Dallas
Dallas is a town of about 6,000 in central Gaston County, the county seat until 1911, with a preserved courthouse square and Gaston College on its edge. The rural land around it, toward Cherryville, Bessemer City and the Lincoln County line, is well-and-septic country and within the service area.