Mountain Septic

Septic Services You Can Trust

The team at Mountain Septic understands how stressful septic issues can be. 5 star communication, showing up on time, getting the job done in a completed, timely manner and keeping you up to date every step of the way is how Mountain Septic alleviates that stress!

Excavation Done Right

No matter the size of the job, Mountain Septic of Durango, Colorado is prepared and fully equipped to get your excavation work done right– the first time. Whether you are breaking ground on your new dream home or you are in need of commercial excavation work done, call the professionals at Mountain Septic to ensure that you will have no issues moving forward. The execution of the work done will show in the longevity of the building you reside in! Be sure to contact Mountain Septic today to schedule your next excavation job.

Mountain Septic Durango FAQ

• How much does it cost to have my septic tank pumped?
  • Mountain Septic prices their pumping services based on the size of your tank. 
    • 1,000 Gallons = $425
    • 1,250 Gallons = $455
    • 1,500 Gallons = $490
• How much do you charge to perform a septic inspection and transfer of title document?
  • Mountain Septic charges $400 to perform a septic inspection. However, to obtain a transfer of title document to sell your home you will also need to have your septic tank pumped and all ports on the tank brought to ground level. Pumping charges will depend on the size of the tank you have. 
• Do you perform services on the weekends?
  
  • Yes! Mountain Septic is available for emergency work on nights and weekends. However, there is an additional fee to cover disposal fees on the weekends as the city wastewater treatment plant charges additional fees to schedule a weekend appointment.
•  What are your areas of service?
  • Durango, Hesperus and the Bayfield area
• How often should I have my septic tank pumped?
  • The EPA recommends that you pump your septic tank every 3-5 years. However, Mountain Septic recommends every 2-3 years depending on your specific household usage. 
  • If your septic tank overfills, you could have sewage backup in your home, standing water in the year or possible damages could occur to your drain field. All which could lead to costly and avoidable damage repairs!