Septic Service in Fayette County

Connersville Utilities' sewer lines stop at the edge of town, and from there out it is septic country: Everton, Alquina, Harrisburg, Falmouth, Bentonville, and every farm and rural home along the county roads between.

What Fayette County systems deal with

• Age. A lot of the county's rural housing went in decades ago, and plenty of tanks still working today predate risers, effluent filters, and in some cases decent records. If your system's paper trail is thin, a pump-out with a condition look is how you start one.
• Clay ground. The till soils across most of the county drain slowly, so drainfields run near their limits during wet springs. Fixing leaky fixtures and routing water softener backwash away from the system is not fussiness here, it is field-life insurance.
• Old lines and big trees. The classic farm yard, house shaded by silver maples with the septic line running right past them, keeps root-cutting a steady part of the work.

Service anywhere in the county

In and around Connersville itself (for the homes on septic just outside the utility lines), out State Road 44 toward Everton and Alquina, up State Road 1, and down every gravel lane in between. Routine pump-outs, repairs, emergency backups, and pre-sale look-overs all book through the same number.

(765) 222-8198, answered around the clock.