Septic Repair Service

Residential and commercial customers get the same approach, which is getting a camera inspection to identify problems with absolute certainty. These can include a cracked baffle, sewer line, or failed drainfield.

As a family-owned business, we live and breathe workmanship. A regular pumping of your septic will catch any problems early, thanks to our affordable septic maintenance.

Rock Solid's septic system maintenance and repair involves the entire system, including the tank, lines, and also a drainfield. A septic system is only as strong as its weakest part.

Septic Tank Repair and Pump Replacement. It involves common failures in the tank or pump. If the pump fails, it's usually pretty obvious since alarms roar and wastewater backs up into residences. Repair/service can be as simple as a burned-out pump to finding hairline cracks before they become waste leaks. Local compliance is also part of the concern.

Drainfield and Sewer Line Repair. If the drainfield isn't absorbing water, the ground becomes soggy, and standing water will accumulate in an area normally dry, sometimes with a sewage smell. Rock Solid offers sewer line repair when roots or grease clogs a line and can be removed with outlet cleaning.

It is so much cheaper to take care of your septic tank than replacing your drainfield. Pumping it every 3-5 years will keep the system in great shape and extend its life.

In July 2026, Serge, a homeowner on James Allgood Drive in Inman, Spartanburg County, called us after the tank went longer than it should without pumping. We quoted our flat rate for a 1,000-gallon tank. John (Ivan) Rusev and Ford Bailey did standard septic tank pumping the same afternoon, which included inspecting the baffles and walls and getting the system back to full working capacity.

The total came to $400, our published Spartanburg County rate as of July 2026 (within the state's typical $275 to $425 range). Serge's case shows that regular septic pumping prevents a costly drainfield repair.

We're a family-owned contractor and serve all five counties. All of our techs are insured. Alex Rusev is OSWWI0667-Tier 3 Installer, and John (Ivan) Rusev holds pumping and hauling license OSWWP0109. Their work is based on their knowledge of Upstate clay soil, so decisions aren't made blindly.

Customer reviews reflect the customer satisfaction we're after. Our maintenance will keep your property value up, as failed systems are at the top of the list of things home inspectors flag.

Slow drains, foul odors near the tank, and saturated soil over the drainfield are some of the early warning signs your septic system may need professional attention to avoid a complete failure. If sewage is backing up, call for service immediately.

Most homes just require one-, two-, or three-year inspections by a professional depending on tank size and number of residents in the home. For major repairs we can arrange financing over the phone.

Rock Solid serves Greenville, Spartanburg, Cherokee, Anderson, and Pickens Counties. From Boiling Springs to Fountain Inn, a quick call to us will let you know if your property is within the service area.

Regular maintenance is the real fix. It helps prevent backups, avoids costly repairs, and covers everything from small septic system repairs to a full pump replacement. That's the quality of service and best septic solutions Upstate, SC property owners expect from an insured team.

A septic problem doesn't get cheaper by waiting. Call 864-431-2822 for a clear, upfront plan, or request a callback below. New customers booking online save 10% on their first service.