Septic Services Calls
Aerobic & Traditional Systems
Fast, Reliable, & Professional Septic Service When You Need It Most.
At Clearline Septic & Storm Shelters, we understand that septic issues can’t wait. That’s why we offer prompt service calls for both aerobic treatment units (ATUs) and traditional septic systems. From alarm lights and pump failures to slow drains and odors, our team is ready to troubleshoot and get your system back on track quickly.
Call 405-795-9619 now to request a service call.
Why Choose Clearline for Service Calls?
- BONDED & INSURED
- VETERAN-OWNED & LOCALLY TRUSTED
- FAST RESPONE TIMES
- EXPERTISE - AEROBIC & TRADITIONAL SYSTEMS
- DEQ REQUIREMENTS & COMPLIANCE REPORTS
Common Service Call Issues We Handle
Aerobic Systems
• Alarm lights & buzzer problems
• Pump or aerator not running
• Sprinkler/spray head malfunctions
• Filter cleaning & disinfection issues
Traditional Systems
• Slow or backed-up drains
• Tank overflows & odors
• Drainfield inspection & troubleshooting
• Riser or lid repairs for easier access
What to Expect on a Service Call
1. System Inspection – We check all components and identify the problem.
2. Diagnosis – We explain what’s wrong and provide repair options.
3. Repair or Adjustment – Many issues can be fixed same-day.
4. Follow-Up Guidance – Tips and recommendations to prevent future problems.
FAQ
How fast can you respond to a service call?
Most service calls are scheduled within 24–48 hours. Emergency calls may be available same-day.
Do you service systems installed by other companies?
Yes. We work on most septic brands and models.
What if I need ongoing maintenance?
We offer aerobic maintenance contracts and reminder schedules for conventional pumping.
Do's & Don'ts
Do's
- Regularly inspect and pump your septic tank: Have a qualified professional inspect and pump your tank every 3-5 years, or more frequently based on household size and water usage.
- Conserve water: Reduce water usage by installing water-efficient fixtures, fixing leaks promptly, and staggering laundry and dishwashing loads throughout the week to avoid overwhelming the system.
- Dispose of waste properly: Only flush human waste and toilet paper down the toilet. Dispose of all other waste, such as diapers, feminine hygiene products, wipes, coffee grounds, and cat litter, in the trash.
- Maintain the drainfield: Keep heavy objects and vehicles off the drainfield to prevent soil compaction and pipe damage. Avoid planting trees and shrubs with deep roots near the drainfield.
- Use septic-safe cleaning products: Choose cleaning products and detergents labeled as “septic-safe” or “biodegradable” to avoid harming the beneficial bacteria in your septic tank.
Don'ts
- Flush anything other than human waste and toilet paper: Avoid flushing wipes (even “flushable” ones), paper towels, feminine hygiene products, diapers, dental floss, coffee grounds, and other non-biodegradable items that can clog the system.
- Pour grease, fats, and oils down the drain: These substances can solidify and clog pipes and the drainfield. Dispose of them in the trash after they cool and solidify.
- Use harsh chemicals excessively: Large amounts of bleach, chemical drain cleaners, and other harsh cleaners can kill the beneficial bacteria in your septic tank, hindering its ability to break down waste.
- Drive or park on the drainfield: The weight can compact the soil and damage the drain lines.
- Plant trees or shrubs too close to the septic system: Tree roots can invade and damage the tank and drain field.
