With four generations of experience, John Kline is a name you can trust.

If you have a septic system, routine maintenance is necessary to keep things working properly. How often you need your tank pumped depends on the size of your tank and the number of people in your household. Most systems require pumping every 2-3 years. If you have a garbage disposal, you may find that your tank needs pumped more often. We offer affordable septic pumping service from the same Kline family that's been servicing Lancaster and the surrounding areas for 60+ years!


Some Central Pa townships mandate regular pumping so you may receive a notice in the mail that your system is due to be pumped. If that’s the case, we’ll make sure your township receives all necessary documentation. Mandated pumping is based on the longest amount of time the township will allow you to go between pumpings, however, many systems need pumped more often to work effectively. Ready to schedule your septic pumping? Contact us today.

Before you schedule 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.
  • How many gallons your tank holds and what size your tank is. *Note, some homes have multiple tanks.

 

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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4 Signs Your Septic Tank Needs to Be Pumped ASAP

 

  • Gurgling sounds when flushing your toilets or slow running drains.
  • Actual septic sewage backups from toilets or other plumbing inside your home.
  • Your septic tank pump alarm has sounded.
  • There is a wet, soggy area above your septic tank/drainfield.
  • You notice sewage odors inside your home or outdoors around your septic tank.

 

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