Septic Tank Service in Athens, GA
Plenty of homes in and around Athens — especially outside the city sewer lines in Winterville, Hull, and the surrounding Clarke County countryside — run on septic systems, and many of them are older systems that need a knowledgeable hand. Septic Plus has served the Athens area for 15 years with honest, top-rated septic work: pumping, repairs, drain fields, installs, and inspections. We're family-owned, licensed and insured, and about 30 minutes up the road in Commerce. Call (770) 472-7587.
Septic Services We Provide in Athens
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Septic tank pumping & cleaning — the #1 way to protect an older Athens system
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Drain field repair & replacement — we diagnose before we dig
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New septic system installation — replacements for aging systems and new builds alike
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Real estate septic inspections — for Athens home sales and investment purchases
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Rental & investment property service — maintenance for landlords with septic properties
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24/7 emergency septic service
Older Systems Are Our Specialty
A lot of Athens-area septic systems went in decades ago. Older tanks, aging baffles, and tired drain fields don't have to mean disaster — with regular pumping and honest maintenance, many older systems keep working for years. We tell you what your system actually needs: if it's a pump-out, that's what we'll say. If it's nearing the end, we'll show you why and give you a straight price with financing options.
For Athens Landlords & Property Owners
Own rental property on septic? A backed-up system means angry tenants and emergency costs. We set up simple maintenance schedules for landlords across the Athens area — routine pumping and inspections that prevent the 2 a.m. phone call.
Athens Septic FAQ
Do you serve areas outside Athens city limits?
Yes — Winterville, Hull, Danielsville, Nicholson, and the surrounding countryside are all in our regular service area.
My home has an old septic system, should I replace it?
Not necessarily. Many older systems just need pumping and minor repairs. We inspect first and give you an honest answer — replacement is the last resort, not the first pitch.