Lancaster, Pa Septic Pumping

Serving Downtown Lancaster, Manheim, Mount Joy, Willow Street, Strasburg, Lititz, Leola, Ephrata, New Holland, Denver and the Surrounding Areas.

OUR ADVANTAGES

We offer convenient same day service for septic system emergencies throughout Lancaster, Pa.

Our technicians are knowledgeable and PSMA certified to perform point of sale inspections.

We've been family owned for four generations. Yes, we're the same Kline family you've known and trusted for over 60 years!

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SEPTIC SERVICE IN LANCASTER, PA


When it comes to Lancaster, Pa septic pumping, we are dedicated to providing you with reliable, professional service to meet all your needs. 

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Before You Schedule Septic Service...


Here are a few things you should know when you call to schedule your next septic tank pumping:

 

  • The location of your septic tank cover or manhole, and whether it is at or below grade.
  • The size of your septic tank (how many gallons it holds).

 

If you’re not sure what kind of tank you have or how many gallons it holds, don’t worry, many new homeowners are unsure of the specifics. Our technicians are happy to inspect your septic system to determine the size of your tank and show you where to locate each of its components. It’s a great idea to make a diagram of your septic system and its layout so you know where parts are located for future reference. This is especially helpful if you plan to build on to your home, add a patio, plant trees or shrubs, or set up a swing set. 

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Tips for Homeowners

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Effluent Pumps and Sewage Pumps Repairs from John Kline Septic Services in Lancaster, PA
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Effluent pumps are commonly used to move "greywater" from a septic tank to a leach field or drain field, keeping your septic system functioning properly. Keep reading to learn more about the difference between Effluent Pumps and Sewage Pumps, or contact us today to schedule service!
Sewage Pump Repair and Replacement by John Kline Septic Services | Lancaster PA Pump Repairs
By Rachel Kline October 4, 2024
Sewage pumps are designed to transport wastewater that contains solids, making them essential for homes and businesses connected to septic systems or sewer lines.
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