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Serving Roderfield, West Virginia · The Southern Coalfields

Septic Tank Pumping in Roderfield, WV

Honey Dippers pumps septic tanks for homes and businesses around Roderfield and across five counties of southern West Virginia. If the lid is buried, we find the tank and dig down to it first.

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  • Septic Line Repair and Grease Traps
  • Homes and Businesses
  • Written Quote After We Look
  • Emergency Septic Service

Request a Quote

Tell us about the septic tank, line or grease trap and where it is. We look at the job and put the quote in writing.

Pumping Septic Tanks for Homes and Businesses
Digging Buried Tanks and Broken Septic Lines
Grease Traps Commercial Kitchens and Homes
Coalfields About an Hour and a Half Around Roderfield
What we do

Septic Service for Homes and Businesses Around Roderfield

Septic tank pumping is the main part of our work. We also find buried tanks and fix broken septic lines. For businesses, we offer commercial septic pumping and grease trap cleaning. Small plumbing repairs and emergency septic service are part of the work too.

New pipe and cleanout fitting laid in an open trench with the old broken line dug out on the bank, septic line repair

Septic Line Repair

We dig up broken, crushed, separated or root-filled septic lines and fix them. That covers the line from the house to the tank and the line out of it.

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Hand dug hole in a lawn down to a buried concrete septic tank lid with a spade and a red clay spoil pile, septic tank locating

Tank Locating

No locating or tracing equipment. We dig up the sewer line where it leaves the house and follow it out to the tank, then dig down to the lid. From there the tank can be pumped or the line repaired, and we close the hole back.

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Vacuum truck with its suction hose run to an open in ground grease interceptor in a commercial lot, grease trap cleaning

Grease Trap Cleaning

We pump and clean grease traps for restaurants and commercial kitchens. We clean residential grease traps too.

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New black drain pipe and wye joined to the old line with banded couplings under a house, plumbing repair

Plumbing Repairs

Small plumbing repairs on the septic side of a home, like a line that backs up. Describe the problem when you call or text, and we tell you if it is a job we take.

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Emergency Septic

Sewage backing up into the house or a septic tank spilling over in the yard is a call we take. We pump the tank and look for the cause.

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Worker feeding a suction hose from a pump truck into one of several open septic tank lids in a fenced lot, commercial septic pumping

Commercial Septic

Commercial septic pumping for stores, churches, shops, campgrounds and rental properties. We pump these tanks on a schedule set by how the property is used.

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Honey Dippers logo: septic tank pumping and septic line repair in Roderfield, West Virginia Serving Roderfield and the Southern Coalfields
Who we are

Buried Lids Are Part of the Job

Honey Dippers is a septic company serving Roderfield and the counties around it. In McDowell County, a home can be on public water and still use a septic tank. We pump septic tanks for homes and businesses, and every pumping starts at the lid. Some lids sit in plain sight, and others are buried under the yard.

For a buried lid, we find the tank and dig a hole down to the lid. Most ground around Roderfield is steep and rocky, with shale and sandstone close under the surface. After the pumping, we set the lid back and fill in the hole. If nobody knows where the tank is, septic tank locating and digging comes first.

A backup can come from a broken line instead of a full tank. Then the job is septic line repair, and we dig down to the line to fix it. Either way, the quote comes to you in writing.

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Why Choose Honey Dippers

Septic Service Around Roderfield

Homes and businesses

We pump septic tanks for houses and for commercial properties. We also clean grease traps for restaurants and commercial kitchens.

Calls that cannot wait

We take emergency calls for a backup in the house or sewage in the yard. Call, and we tell you when we can get there.

The quote in writing

Tell us about the job, and we put the quote in writing. You see the price before any work starts.

Roderfield at the center

Roderfield sits at the center of our service area. We work across McDowell, Wyoming, Mingo, Mercer and Logan Counties.

Need Your Septic Tank Pumped?

Call or text (304) 436-3409 about septic tank pumping around Roderfield and the counties nearby. We put every quote in writing.

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Service Area

Roderfield and the Southern Coalfields

Serving Roderfield, West Virginia and McDowell, Wyoming, Mingo, Mercer and Logan Counties, working about 60 miles around Roderfield.

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How We Work

How a Job With Honey Dippers Runs

From the first call or text to the finished work, here is how it goes.

1

Call or text

Call or text (304) 436-3409. Tell us where the property is and what the drains are doing.

2

Your quote in writing

We put the quote in writing from what you tell us. Once you say yes, we set a day for the job.

3

We find the tank

We find the tank on the property and uncover the lid. When the lid is buried, that means some digging.

4

We pump the tank

With the lid open, the truck pumps the tank out.

5

We close it back up

We put the lid back in place and close up the hole. Keep a note of the date for the next pumping.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions About Septic Tank Pumping?

Here are common questions about septic tank pumping and septic repairs around Roderfield and the surrounding counties. If yours is not here, call or text and we will answer it.

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How often should a septic tank be pumped?
The U.S. EPA says household septic tanks are typically pumped every three to five years. In our service area, the Mercer County Health Department's homeowner sheet says at least every three years. Household size and tank size both change the schedule. So do the water and the solids that go down the drains, and a garbage disposal adds solids.
How do I know my septic tank is full?
Inside the tank, sludge settles on the bottom and grease floats on top as scum. The EPA says a tank is due for pumping when those layers build up close to the outlet. You cannot see that from the yard, so the date of the last pumping is the easier guide. Slow drains or a backup can mean a full tank, or a problem in a septic line.
What happens when you pump a septic tank?
First we find the tank and get down to the lid, even when it is buried. Then the truck pumps the tank out. We set the lid back and fill in any hole we dug. Tell us on the call if you do not know where the tank is.
How does pricing work?
We price each job on its own. Tank size matters, and so does how close the truck can get to the tank. A buried lid adds digging, and the time since the last pumping counts too. Call or text (304) 436-3409, and we put the quote in writing.
Do you take emergency calls?
Yes. Emergency septic service is for sewage backing up into the house or standing in the yard. Call (304) 436-3409, and we tell you when the truck can be there. Until then, stop running water and keep people and pets away from the sewage.
What does septic tank maintenance involve?
Pump the tank on a schedule, and keep a record of each pumping. The EPA says to flush only human waste and toilet paper. The Mercer County Health Department warns against cooking grease and a garbage disposal, and says additives usually do not work. Keep cars and trucks off the system, and point roof drains away from it.
Should I pump my septic tank before I sell my house?
Not right before the home loan evaluation that many lenders want. A county health department sanitarian does that check, and the state says not to pump just before it. In Wyoming and Mingo Counties, the tank must not have been pumped in the last 30 days. After the system passes, those counties want it pumped if it has gone three years without one.
Who installs a new septic system or a drain field?
A septic installer does, and that is a separate trade from pumping. West Virginia certifies those installers, and the county health department issues the permit for the work. Our side of the job is the tank and the septic lines in and out of it.
What area do you serve?
Roderfield sits at the center of our service area, and most of our work is in Wyoming County. We cover McDowell, Wyoming, Mingo, Mercer and Logan Counties, up to about an hour and a half out. Now and then we take jobs across the line in Tazewell and Buchanan Counties, Virginia. The towns in our service area include Welch, Pineville, Logan and Williamson.
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Get In Touch With Honey Dippers

Tell us where the property is and what the septic system is doing. Call or text (304) 436-3409 or send the form, and we get back to you about the job.

  • Call or text (304) 436-3409
  • Serving Roderfield, WV and the surrounding counties
  • Written quotes · septic tank pumping, line repair and grease traps

Request a Quote

Tell us about the septic tank, line or grease trap and where it is. We look at the job and put the quote in writing.

Call (304) 436-3409