If your septic tank is full, or your drains won’t flow...
Forsyth Septic & Rooter Service is here for you...
Septic Tank Pumping 24/7
emergency & same day septic TANK pumping & drain cleaning for homeowners & Businesses
We’re Here When You Need Us 24 / 7 / 365
If water or sewage is backing up into your home or business, it usually means a drain pipe is clogged or your septic tank system is full or malfunctioning. Either way, Forsyth Septic & Rooter is the only call you need to make!
Forsyth Septic & Rooter serves Advance, Arcadia, Bermuda Run, Clemmons, East Bend, Kernersville, Lewisville, Lexington, Mocksville, Pfafftown, Rural Hall, Tobaccoville, Wallburg, Welcome, Winston-Salem, and Yadkinville.
Residential Septic Tank Pumping Service
When you call Forsyth Septic & Rooter Service to empty your septic system, we take care of everything, including:
- Locating and uncovering your septic tank access if it is buried.
- Pumping and removing all liquids and solids.
- Ensuring all drain lines are functioning properly.
- Covering the tank access area.
Click here to learn more about your home’s septic tank system.
Commercial Septic Tank Pumping & Maintenance Services
- The Forsyth Rooter truck fleet can pump up to 13,300 gallons.
- For businesses and churches on a septic system, contact Forsyth Rooter about getting on a regular pumping schedule to avoid costly downtime if your system fails.
- Regular grease trap cleaning is a must to keep wastewater flowing freely to septic and sewer systems. Avoid the trap of a gunked-up trap!
- Pump station cleaning is an additional service we offer to residential and commercial areas that rely on pump stations to keep the wastewater flowing.
Rooter Services
- 4,000 psi high-pressure jet drain cleaning for lines from two to twenty-four inches. Strong enough to remove grease, roots, rocks, sand, and other debris from lines.
- Video camera inspections can locate broken lines or objects in the lines and locate the directions lines are laid in the ground. We can also locate septic tanks.
- Floor drains can clog quickly; when they do, we have the tools to get them flowing freely fast.
- Grease trap cleaning regularly is a must to keep wastewater flowing freely to septic and sewer systems. Avoid the trap of a gunked-up trap!
Restaurant Grease Trap Cleaning
- If you run a restaurant, regular grease trap servicing can prevent clogged lines, foul odors, and other potentially dangerous situations that can shut your business down.
- Forsyth Septic & Rooter offers routine grease trap maintenance to ensure your business stays out of the “clogged grease trap!”
- You’ll know when you need us if:
- You begin experiencing kitchen drainage problems as a result of drains becoming clogged with grease
- You smell strong odors in your kitchen that can result from solid waste being trapped in drain lines
- Water levels in commodes are low
We’re Here For You When You Need Us 24/7/365!
Serving these fine cities and towns in Davie, Davidson, Forsyth, Stokes and Yadkin Counties.
Forsyth Septic & Rooter serves Advance, Arcadia, Bermuda Run, Clemmons, East Bend, Kernersville, Lewisville, Lexington, Mocksville, Pfafftown, Rural Hall, Tobaccoville, Wallburg, Welcome, Winston-Salem, and Yadkinville.
Forsyth Septic & Rooter Service is where you are too!
The Importance of Regular Septic Tank Pumping
Your septic system is your home’s wastewater treatment plant. It’s job is to filter wastewater, so it can flow freely in the septic field and be absorbed into the ground. Solids in the tank breakdown over time, but they continue to accumulate, which is why your systems needs to be emptied.
- Ignoring your septic system can lead to costly cleanup and repair, should it back up into your home.
- If you get your water from a well, septic tank neglect can lead to your water source getting contaminated because it can’t drain properly.
- If water drains slowly in sink, tubs, and toilets, even after rooting or clearing the drain lines, your septic tank likely needs to be emptied. The Forsyth Rooter video camera inspection can tell you for sure. If you suddenly have water pooling in your yard, or a lusher, greener grass in one section of your yard, it’s likely the septic system isn’t functioning properly.
- If you smell “rotten eggs” in your home or outside, this odor is likely toxic sulfur, which is a good indicator that sewage is overflowing or leaking from your septic system.
- Depending on your water usage (showers/baths, laundry, toileting, etc.), you should have your septic tank emptied every two years for heavy use, or four years for lighter use.
Your motto should be
“when in doubt, empty it out!”
