Core pricing
Straight-up rates.
Septic Pumping
For the first 1,000 gallons
$395
Additional Volume
Per 100 gallons over the first 1,000
$200
Labor
Per hour
$125
Excavator
When required for access
$225
Your final cost
What will my service cost?
Every septic pump starts at $395 for the first 1,000 gallons, then $200 for each additional 100 gallons we pump. Your final cost depends on your tank size and how full your system is — and because your leach pit and drainfield hold extra volume, we measure the exact gallons live on our digital gauge. You only pay for what we actually remove, with no surprises.
Important to know
Tank size doesn't always equal how much we pump. Your leach pit or drainfield can hold hundreds of additional gallons, which isn't always obvious upfront. These prices are estimates — your final cost depends on what we actually pump, measured live on our digital gauge.
What's included
Every service, every time.
Expert-led location & dig
We find your tank, open it clean, and protect your yard — no guesswork.
Digital gauge verification
Exact gallons pumped, measured live on a digital gauge and shown to you.
Septic Health Report Card
An 8-point graded inspection of your system, written up and yours to keep.
Full pump & clean service
Tank fully pumped, lids reseated, and your site left clean when we leave.
Yearly maintenance
Save with yearly maintenance.
Sign up for a yearly maintenance plan and protect your system year-round.
$100 off every pump
Lower cost on every visit, for as long as you're enrolled.
Priority scheduling
You go to the front of the line when you need us.
Extend your system's life
Regular service prevents costly failures down the road.
Ask about enrolling at your next service.
Good to know
Answers before you call.
How big is my septic tank?
Most residential tanks in Arizona fall between 1,000 and 2,000 gallons. A 3-bedroom home is typically 1,000–1,250 gallons; 4–5 bedrooms usually means 1,500 gallons or more. If you have your original install paperwork or septic permit, the tank size is listed there. If not, we can identify it on site before we pump.
What should septic pumping cost?
For a standard residential tank, expect $395 for the first 1,000 gallons and $200 for each additional 100 gallons we actually pump. Labor is $125/hour and an excavator (when needed) is $225. That's it — no trip fees, no surprise add-ons. Our prices are posted publicly because we believe you should know before we show up.
Why was my invoice more than the size of my tank?
Your tank isn't the only thing holding liquid. The leach pit or drainfield connected to it can hold hundreds of additional gallons of effluent, and a proper service pulls that down too. We measure everything live on a digital gauge so the number on your invoice always matches the number of gallons we actually removed.
Ready when you are
Book your service.
Get on the schedule online, or call and talk to a real person — we answer our phones.