Reliable Septic Services for Your Peace of Mind
If you’re dealing with a septic backup or an urgent repair need, Sound Septic, Inc. delivers reliable solutions to keep your septic system functioning properly. We’re a family-owned company and have been in business since 2007. With almost 30 years of industry experience, we provide honest, comprehensive septic system services for homeowners across Thurston County.
Contact us today to schedule a septic service near you.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How often should I have my septic tank pumped in Thurston County?
Pumping is generally recommended every three to five years, depending on your tank size and household usage. Sound Septic’s technicians are certified in each county they serve — Thurston, Lewis, Grays Harbor, and Mason — and can recommend a schedule based on your specific system.
2. What does it mean that Sound Septic is “certified” to work in Thurston, Lewis, Grays Harbor, and Mason counties?
Septic pumpers and installers must pass certification in each county where they operate. Sound Septic’s pumpers are also tested and certified through the Washington On-Site Sewage Association (WOSSA). This means their technicians are qualified to safely inspect, pump, and repair systems under each county’s specific requirements — not just a general license.
3. What areas near Olympia does Sound Septic serve?
Sound Septic serves Thurston County (Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater, Yelm, Rainier, Rochester, Tenino, Bucoda, Grand Mound), Lewis County (Centralia, Chehalis), Grays Harbor County (Elma, Montesano, McCleary, Oakville), and Shelton in Mason County.
4. What are the warning signs my septic system needs pumping or repair?
Watch for: strong or bad septic odors, a slow-flushing toilet, gurgling drains, sewage surfacing in the yard, overflows near the hookup, shower, toilet, or washing machine, an alarm sounding, or a pump that’s clogging, overflowing, or leaking. Any of these mean it’s time to call for service.
5. Can I pump my septic tank myself?
No — septic tank pumping isn’t a DIY job. It requires professional equipment and county certification to do safely. Sound Septic’s pumpers are certified in every county they operate in and have passed testing through WOSSA.