
Septic pumping, baffle and drain field repair across the 30294 ZIP code.
Ellenwood sits where Clayton, DeKalb and Henry counties meet, and many of its homes are on septic. It is one of the areas we work in most, just a short drive from our Jonesboro shop.
We handle everything from a routine pump-out to tracking down why sewage is backing up into the house.
Dozens of septic jobs in Ellenwood. The work we do most here:
Broken or missing baffles are the most common problem we find in Ellenwood tanks. A failed baffle lets solids flow out to the drain field, so we check them on every pumping.
Nearly every Ellenwood tank we have pumped is a 1,000-gallon tank.
Clayton, DeKalb and Henry County · ZIP 30294
Cut back on water use (hold off on laundry, the dishwasher, and long showers), then call us. Waiting can put sewage in your home. Our emergency plumbers are available 24/7.
Call (770) 914-3877It’s been 3–5 years, or you’re not sure when it was last pumped.
Drains slowing down all over the house, or gurgling pipes.
Odors in the house, in the yard, or near the tank.
Standing water or unusually green grass over the drain field.
A high-water alarm on the tank or pump chamber.
Sewage coming up in tubs, showers, or floor drains.
Routine pump-outs every 3–5 years, with a check of the baffles and sludge level.
Inspections and written inspection letters for home sales.
Baffles, lines, pumps, alarms and drain field repairs.
New and replacement tanks and conventional drain fields.
Options for small lots and soil that won’t pass for a conventional field.
We can usually be at your Ellenwood home within 24 hours. Free estimates and upfront pricing, so you'll know the cost before we start.
Contact us today for septic service in Ellenwood
Yes. We serve the whole 30294 ZIP code, whether your home is in the Clayton, DeKalb or Henry County part of Ellenwood.
It depends on which county your home is in. Clayton, DeKalb and Henry County each have an Environmental Health office, part of the Georgia Department of Public Health, that issues permits for new systems and major repairs. We'll tell you up front if your repair needs one, and we can pull it for you.
Baffles are the tees at the inlet and outlet of the tank. They keep scum and solids inside the tank so only liquid flows to the drain field. When one breaks, solids can clog the drain field, which is far more expensive to fix than the baffle.
Plumb-All provides septic service across South Metro Atlanta, including: