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Your septic system is one of the single most expensive components of your home. Townes has the experience to get the most from it. 

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Septic Tank Pumping in New Hampshire

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$10k

Average cost of New Septic System in N.H.

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25 Years

Average Lifespan of a Septic System in N.H.

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2-3 Years

How frequently a septic system should be serviced.

It may surprise you to learn how much a new septic system in New Hampshire costs. On average a new septic system from design to installation runs nearly $12,000 in the Granite State. Ouch. The good news is that the lifetime of a septic system averages 25 years. And we’ve seen them last longer. Way longer. In fact, many of the septic systems Grandpa Townes installed 60 years ago are still working away today. It boils down to proper design and routine septic tank pumping and service.

The key to keeping your septic system running is three-fold:

  1. A proper septic system installation that was built to withstand the every day load your household puts on the system.

  2. A generous amount of aggregate to aid in drainage.

  3. Thorough septic service performed regularly. As in, at least every 2-3 years. Speaking of which...when was the last time you had your serviced?

We’re here to help you keep your home running efficiently and take care of any issues that might appear. Our team can provide regularly scheduled maintenance visits to avoid any future emergencies.


What’s Included in Septic Pumping

Here at Townes Septic Service our pumping operations offer more than just tank pumping.

We provide a full-service tune-up and inspection at the time of the tank pumping— so you will be left with a cleaner tank than the guys down the road. 

Our standard septic pumping involves an inspection of the baffles and condition of the tank and filter cleaning (if present). We include the following services in a standard service:

  • Sludge scrub to really make sure the heavy sludge IS removed from the bottom of the tank.

  • Core sampling to check scum, effluent, and sludge layer thickness. This helps us understand how the system is being loaded.

  • Underground locating of hard-to-find tanks.

  • Riser and lid installations and repairs.

  • Repairs of baffles and the pump itself.

Septic Tank Pumping Cost

With a septic tank, you enjoy not having a monthly or quarterly city sewage bill, but you do have to plan for routine septic tank pumping. The national average of septic cleaning can run about $350. But, several factors go into the pricing, including the tank’s size or any issues that are found.

If you need a custom septic tank service quote, contact us today!

Frequently Asked Questions About Septic Pumping

How often should a septic tank be pumped? 

The EPA recommends every 3-5 years but that can fluctuate based on several factors, like whether or not you have a large family or use a garbage disposal regularly. For optimal septic performance, we recommend getting your septic tank services done every 2-3 years.

What happens if you don’t empty your septic tank?

If you delay getting your system pumped, you may begin to see several symptoms of sewage problems. These can include:

  • Sewage backing into your yard, exposing your family to undesirable health hazards like bacteria, viruses, and parasites.

  • Sluggish drains

  • Standing water over your septic tank 

  • Bad smells coming from the leech field

  • Gurgling water from your pipes

  • Regular backups in your plumbing

Do all kinds of septic systems need to be emptied?

Yes all septic systems do need to have septic pumping to keep them running efficiently. Regular septic maintenance will keep your drains and pipes working efficiently.

How can I care for my septic tank?

Here are some of the easiest ways to keep your septic tank clear and help it last longer.

  • Reduce water usage by using high-efficiency appliances. Fix any leaking fixtures! 

  • Reduce solid wastes by throwing away as much as possible instead of sending it down the garbage disposal.

  • Be sure your rainwater and landscaping help to divert rain water away from the septic system.

  • Avoid putting chemicals down the drain.

  • Never use septic tank additives unless prescribed by a professional septic tank team.

  • Place baby wipes/flushable towels in the trash. 

Contact Townes Today for New Hampshire Septic Tank Pumping

Contact our locally owned and family-operated company today for our upfront services and pricing options. We love providing Weare and Concord’s suburbs with top-notch care from the best in septic tank services, cleaning, and inspections.

Schedule Your Appointment Today.