Whether you need a new septic system installed, your existing septic system inspected, pumped, or repaired, Plumb-All has served Metro Atlanta homeowners and businesses since 2003. Our licensed technicians handle every part of your septic system — tank, drain field, distribution box, and alternative systems — with upfront pricing and no surprise fees.
Call us at (770) 914-3877 or request a free quote online and we'll get your septic system sorted fast.
A septic system is an on-site wastewater treatment system used in properties that aren't on a municipal sewer line. A well-maintained septic system safely treats and disperses household wastewater right on your property.
Every septic system has two main components:
Want the deeper explanation? Read our full guide on how septic systems work.
Plumb-All is a full-service septic system provider. Whatever stage your septic system is in, we can help:
Scheduled pumping to remove accumulated solids, prevent backups, and extend the life of your septic system. Recommended every 3–5 years.
Drain field repair, damaged tank repair, distribution box and baffle fixes, and full system replacement when needed.
Specialized septic system installations for difficult soil, failed perc tests, high groundwater, or small lots — including mound systems.
Certified installation of the Eljen GSF alternative septic system — a compact, eco-friendly design ideal for Metro Atlanta's challenging soil conditions.
Not sure what your septic system needs? We’ll diagnose it for free.
A struggling septic system gives you warning before it fails outright. Watch for:
Sewage backing up into your home, wastewater pooling in the yard, or an alarm that won't stop — those are septic system emergencies. Don't wait. Damage spreads fast and costs more the longer it's ignored.
Call us right away and we'll dispatch a licensed technician. If you're unsure whether the problem is with your septic system or the plumbing in your home, visit our emergency services page.
Septic system emergency? We can help.
We can usually be there within 24 hours anywhere in our service area.
Fully licensed septic installers and plumbers. Serving Metro Atlanta since 2003.
Free estimates, no hidden fees. You approve the price before we start any work.
A well-maintained septic system can last 25–40 years. A neglected one can fail in under 10. Regular pumping, careful water use, and keeping heavy loads (like vehicles) off the drain field are the biggest factors in your septic system's lifespan.
We put together a complete septic system maintenance guide that walks through what to do — and what to avoid — to protect your investment. If you'd rather not think about it, ask about our plumbing service agreement and we'll keep your septic system on a scheduled maintenance plan.
Septic tank excavated for a diagnostic · Jonesboro
New septic line laid in the trench · Jonesboro
New pump installed in a septic pump chamber · McDonough
Septic risers with lids at ground level · McDonough
Installing a baffle tee inside the septic tank · Hampton
Septic tank lid dug up for maintenance · McDonough
"They came out same day I called… They were very respectful and was good at explaining the old ways and new codes. They told me what my problems were and I never felt forced to pay for anything I didn’t want. They worked all day until job was done."
A septic system is an on-site wastewater treatment system used in homes and properties that aren't connected to a municipal sewer line. It consists of a septic tank, where solids settle and break down, and a drain field (or leach field), which disperses the treated liquid back into the soil.
Most septic systems should be pumped every 3–5 years. The exact interval depends on tank size, household size, and water usage. Systems with garbage disposals or larger families usually need more frequent service.
Common warning signs include slow drains, sewage odors around the tank or drain field, gurgling pipes, standing water or soggy ground over the drain field, unusually lush grass, and sewage backups inside the home.
Costs vary widely based on tank size, drain field design, soil conditions, and local permitting. A conventional septic system typically costs less than an alternative system like a mound or Eljen GSF system. Plumb-All provides free estimates with upfront pricing — contact us for a quote on your property.
Yes. For properties with challenging soil, high groundwater, or failed perc tests, we install alternative septic systems including Eljen GSF and mound systems that work where conventional drain fields can't.
A new septic system or major repair is a significant investment. Flexible financing options are available to help make your project affordable.
Plumb-All provides septic service across South Metro Atlanta, including:
Whatever your septic system needs — install, pump, inspect, or repair — Plumb-All's licensed team has you covered across Metro Atlanta. Free estimates, upfront pricing, fast scheduling.
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