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Septic Pumping and Septic Services in Vancouver WA and Portland OR

Types of Septic Systems

Septic system designs vary depending on a number of factors including location, household size, soil type and more. If you’re looking to install a new septic system Speedy Septic is here for you. We’ll help you determine the type of septic system that best fits your needs and your budget. We’ve installed more septic systems than any other company in Oregon.

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Gravity System

Gravity Septic System in Portland OR, Vancouver WA, and The Dalles A gravity system is a traditional type of septic system used by many homeowners that uses natural forces rather than complicated technology. Gravity System

Pressure Distribution System

Pressure Distribution Septic System in Portland OR, Vancouver WA, and The Dalles Most septic systems rely on gravity to dispose of sewage, but there are situations when the site isn’t suitable for this type of system or a homeowner desires even distribution of wastewater. This is where having a pressure distribution can help. Pressure Distribution System

Mound System

Mound Septic System in Vancouver WA and Portland OR Mound systems are an alternative to conventional drainfields and work very similarly. As its name implies, a mound system uses a mound of soil to treat sewage. These systems are appropriate in locations that have shallow bedrock, high water table or limited soil depth. Mound System

Sand Filter System

Sand filtered septic system in Vancouver WA and Portland OR Sand filters have many moving parts and are considered the “Ferrari” of septic systems. And just like Ferraris, they require professional installation and maintenance. Speedy Septic’s certified technicians are experts in sand filter systems. Sand Filter System

Now offering

21-point Septic System Analysis

using state-of-the-art underground pipe inspection equipment!

  • Camera Footage of inlet line and video location of system components
  • Analysis of tank sludge accumulation
  • Comprehensive review of system condition, components, risks, and recommendations for service

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn some of our most frequently asked questions regarding septic pumping, septic maintenance, septic inspection, and more.

We Strive for Excellence

At Speedy Septic, we ensure we are consistently delivering our high standard of courteous, quick, and reliable septic service. Everything we do is guided by these three core values:

    • Speed: when your toilet won’t flush or drains won’t drain, every minute counts. Speedy Septic has the largest fleet of trucks in Oregon and offers service 24/7.
    • Integrity: Some companies conceal charges until it’s too late to do anything. With Speedy Septic, we will never perform any additional work until you see and approve the estimate. And with us, you only pay for what we pump– and many of our trucks have advanced measuring equipment to determine the precise gallon extraction.
    • Quality: Our technicians receive continuing education, making them master troubleshooters with the expertise you can trust. They’re often called in to solve problems other companies couldn’t handle. Save time, money and hassle by calling Speedy Septic first.

We Are Constantly Working Towards Setting a Higher Standard

Speedy Septic is your local source for all septic services in Oregon and Washington. Our technicians are highly-experienced in septic systems, bringing more than 40 years of experience combined! Our goal is to be your complete septic system provider. For quick and reliable septic services, contact Speedy Septic today!

Our Cleaner Approach for Septic Cleaning

Many septic cleaning companies use the property owners’ hose to provide water for the septic pumping– which means the same hands that touch the septic tank, are touching your property. At Speedy Septic, we use our own hoses and septic pumping equipment. Our truck is also equipped with a pressure washer which enables us to thoroughly clean your tank after it is pumped. Every hose is then cleared and capped before it is rolled back up, ensuring no residual sewage spills onto your property. The waste is then recycled at our eastern Oregon treatment facility where it is eventually returned to the earth as fertilizer.