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Gaston Septic Pros (980) 238-3245

Emergency Septic Service in Gastonia, NC

Septic tank pumping, inspections, drain field repair and pump repair for Gastonia and all of Gaston County.

Sewage in the shower drain, a tank lid with water standing over it, or an alarm at 11 p.m. are the calls this number moves first. Say what is happening and how many people are in the house, and the crew tells you what to stop using and when it can be there. Most emergencies in Gaston County end with a pumping and a diagnosis the same visit; the ones that need a permit get a temporary fix and a plan.

There is no premium for calling on a Saturday morning. Nights and Sundays carry an after-hours charge that is stated on the phone before the truck rolls, never added afterward.

What an emergency septic service job involves

What's included

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What an emergency looks like in Gaston County

After a wet week on clay, the yard is saturated and the field cannot take more, so the first heavy laundry day pushes water back toward the house. That is the commonest Gastonia emergency, and it is a pumping and a rest for the field, not a new system. The second is a pump failure on a hillside lot, and the third is the holiday house with twelve guests and a 1,000-gallon tank.

Backups in freezing weather are handled the same day the call comes in when the roads allow. Ice storms that close the county's roads are the one thing that delays a truck; the crew says so on the phone rather than promising a time it cannot keep.

Emergency Septic Service pricing in Gastonia

An emergency pumping in daytime hours costs what a scheduled pumping costs, $300 to $550 for a 1,000-gallon tank, plus any digging. Nights and Sundays add $100 to $250. Repairs found on the visit are quoted before they are done.

Full price list and what moves the price →

Related: Septic Permits and Rules in Gaston County, NC: What Homeowners Need to Know, Septic service in Belmont, Septic service in Mount Holly. Official page: Gaston County Environmental Health, On-Site Wastewater and Wells.

Emergency Septic Service questions, answered

What should I stop using while I wait?

Everything that drains: no laundry, no dishwasher, short showers or none, and fewer flushes. Every gallon you send down adds to what is already backing up.

Is sewage in the yard a health emergency?

Keep children and pets away from it and call the same day. Once the tank is pumped and the surface dries, lime and a rest for the field handle most of it; the county can advise on anything worse.

Tank full, alarm on, or a soggy yard?

Call (980) 238-3245, or send the form and we call you back.

Hours: Mon–Sun 7am–7pm. Serving Gastonia and Gaston County.

Call (980) 238-3245