Conventional tank
Septic Tank Pumping and Cleaning
Conventional septic tanks pumped down and cleaned out, with the lid opened, the work explained and the finished job shown to you before the truck leaves.
Septic pumping details
Septic tanks and aerobic systems pumped, cleaned and explained, seven days a week around Tomball.
Jones Septic Tank Cleaning lists 30 years in service. The driver finds the lid, opens every tank, explains what is down there before pumping, and shows you the finished job before the truck leaves.
Two kinds of system, one truck
Conventional tank or aerobic system, both get pumped and cleaned.
Most homes past the city sewer around Tomball run on one of two setups. A conventional tank is a single buried box with a lid. An aerobic system is a run of tanks with an air pump and spray heads. Jones Septic cleans both, and cleans every tank in the run.
In a customer's own words
“The driver was very experienced and explained everything about my aerobic before cleaning all 3 tanks and showed me the job when completed.”
That is the whole standard. Nobody should have to stand in their own yard wondering what the hose is doing.
Service ticket
Jones Septic Tank Cleaning
- System
- Aerobic, three tanks
- Before
- Everything about the system explained
- Pumped
- All 3 tanks cleaned
- After
- The finished job shown to the owner
Filled in from the review above. Call (281) 351-5702 for yours.
Count the lids in the lawn.
One round lid, sometimes two, usually means a conventional tank. A short row of lids with a small control box on a post nearby usually means an aerobic system. Not sure which you have? Describe the yard on the phone and the driver will know.
Conventional
One tank. Solids settle, scum floats, clear water runs out to the field.
Aerobic
Trash tank
Catches the solids first.
Aeration chamber
An air pump feeds the bacteria that break waste down.
Pump tank
Holds treated water for the spray heads.
All three get pumped. Cleaning only the first tank leaves sludge in the other two, and that is the part that reaches the spray heads. How an aerobic clean runs
Saturdays and Sundays included
Seven days. Seven to seven.
A tank does not wait for Monday. The phone is answered from 7am to 7pm every day of the week across Tomball and north Houston, and the estimate costs you nothing.
Before you call.
The questions people ask on the phone most, answered here so the call can be about your tank.
(281) 351-5702Seven days a week, 7am to 7pm, Saturdays and Sundays included. Call (281) 351-5702 to get on the schedule.
Yes. Estimates are free. Call and describe the system you have, conventional tank or aerobic, and when it was last pumped if you know.
Yes. An aerobic system usually has more than one tank, and each one is cleaned. One customer wrote that the driver explained everything about his aerobic system before cleaning all 3 tanks, then showed him the job when it was done.
It depends on the size of the tank and how many people are in the house, so there is no single number. Many households land somewhere in the range of every few years. Slow drains, gurgling, odours near the tank or soggy ground over the field are signs not to wait. Call and we can talk through yours.
Tomball and the north Houston area. If you are close by and unsure, call (281) 351-5702 and ask.
If you know where the tank lids are, mark them or clear around them. Leave a clear path from the drive to the tank for the hose, unlock any gate, and keep pets inside while the lid is open.
Any day, 7am to 7pm
(281) 351-5702
Free estimates for septic pumping and aerobic system cleaning in Tomball and north Houston. Tell the driver what you have and when it was last done, and you will hear what happens next before anything is pumped.