Dexter sits west of Dublin off Hwy 46, roughly a 20-minute drive from our yard. It's a tight-knit little community, and a lot of the homes here have been in the same family for a generation or two — which usually means we're the first septic crew to actually see the tank in years.
Dexter's small enough that most jobs are single-family homes on modest lots, but the age of the systems varies a lot more than the size of the town would suggest.
Many Dexter properties have had the same owner for decades, and the septic tank's location sometimes only lives in someone's memory. We probe methodically rather than start digging blind.
It's common for us to be the first pump-out a tank has had in 8-10+ years out this way. We're upfront if we find a tank that's more full than expected, and what that means for the schedule going forward.
Most Dexter lots give the truck good access to the yard, which usually keeps these visits quick once the tank is located.
Dexter falls under Laurens County. Routine pump-outs don't need a permit; anything involving a repair or a new drain field goes through the Laurens County Health Department's environmental health office, the same as the rest of the county.
Tell us what's going on at your Dexter property and we'll call back same day — or call 478-410-0222 now.