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Need Septic Help in Kissimmee, Poinciana & Central Florida?

One call reaches one licensed local septic company. No forms, no bidding war, and your number isn't passed to a list.

  • Free for homeowners, no obligation
  • Pumping, inspections, repairs, drain fields and new systems
  • Talk directly to the company, not a call center
  • Serving Central Florida: Kissimmee, Poinciana, St. Cloud, Davenport, Haines City, Clermont and nearby

Sewage backing up or an alarm going off? Call now: (321) 684-4926

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  • Your town
  • What's happening (full tank, backup, alarm, home sale inspection...)
  • Tank size, if you know it

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How it works

1. Call the number abovePumping, inspection, repair, drain field or a new system.
2. Talk with a local proYour call is answered by a licensed septic company that serves your town.
3. Get a quoteThey'll answer your questions and give you a price before any work.

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Questions

Is this free?

Yes. Kissimmee Septic Wiz is free for homeowners. The septic company gives you a quote, and you decide.

Who will I talk to?

A licensed septic company that serves your area and works with us. Not a call center, and we don't hand your number to a list of companies.

How much does septic pumping cost?

It depends on tank size, how easy the tank is to reach, and when it was last pumped. The company will give you a price before doing any work.

How often should a septic tank be pumped?

Most household tanks need pumping every 3 to 5 years, according to the EPA's general guidance. Larger households, smaller tanks or a garbage disposal can mean sooner.

Does sink water go into the septic tank?

Yes. In a home on septic, everything that goes down a drain (sinks, showers, the washing machine and toilets) flows to the septic tank. That's why heavy laundry days or a lot of guests can fill it faster.

What should I do while I wait?

Use as little water as you can: hold off on laundry, the dishwasher and long showers. Keep kids and pets away from wet or smelly spots in the yard. Never open or climb into a septic tank; the gases are dangerous.

Are you a septic company?

No. We're a referral service that connects you with independent, licensed local septic companies.

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