Septic Maintenance & Repair Services in Jacksonville, FL

At Metro Rooter, A Wind River Company, we specialize in residential septic maintenance and repair services throughout Jacksonville and Northeast Florida. A well-maintained septic system prevents emergencies, preserves property value, and reduces long-term costs.

Call (904) 567-3775 or contact us online to schedule service or request an inspection.

When You Should Schedule Maintenance or Repairs

You should contact us immediately if you notice:

• Slow drains or repeated clogs
• Gurgling sounds in plumbing or toilets
• Pooling water or soggy ground near your drain field
• Strong, foul odors inside or outside your home
• Sewage backups

Even without symptoms, systems typically benefit from inspection every 1-2 years and preventative servicing. Older systems or high-use households often require more frequent attention. 

Our Maintenance & Repair Services

We offer a full suite of services to manage, protect, and restore your septic system:

• Inspection & Diagnostic Checks – We evaluate your system’s health, identify warning signs, and diagnose issues before they become costly
• Component Repairs & Replacement – Repair or replace parts like baffles, lids, risers, access ports, or distribution boxes
• Sludge and Scum Removal – Efficiently pump and remove solids to restore tank capacity and performance
• Effluent Filter Cleaning / Replacement – Filters prevent solids from entering your drain field – we clean or replace them as needed
• Tank Rehabilitation & Sealing – Repair cracks or leaks to prevent infiltration or waste escape
• Pipe & Connector Repairs – Address damaged pipes, collapsed lines, or infiltration sources
• Preventive Maintenance Plans – Scheduled servicing, reminders, and checkups to stay ahead of wear and tear
• Emergency Septic Repair – Rapid response to backups, leaks, or system failures before more damage occurs

Call (904) 567-3775 or contact us online to schedule service or request an inspection.

Benefits of Proactive Maintenance & Repair

• Extended system lifespan – avoid premature failure
• Reduced risk of emergency repairs
• Better performance and flow
• Protection of your property and landscaping
• Environmental compliance – prevent leakage or contamination
• Lower long-term costs

What Makes Metro Rooter, A Wind River Company Different?

• Licensed, experienced technicians familiar with local septic regulations
• Transparent process: you’ll see photos, receive reports, and get recommendations
• Prompt responses and afternoon/evening service options
• Integration with our full suite of septic services (pumping, inspections, conversions)
• Customer follow-up, reminders, and priority scheduling for maintenance plan members

Don’t wait for a sewage emergency. Let Metro Rooter, A Wind River Company keep your septic system running reliably and protect your home. 

Call (904) 567-3775 or contact us online to schedule service or request an inspection.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: How often should I service my septic system?

A: Most homes benefit from a checkup or cleaning every 2-3 years, but ideal interval depends on household size, tank volume, and system usage.

Q: Will repairs disrupt my yard?

A: Our goal is to keep disruption minimal. Many repairs happen within the tank area; pipe work may require access, but we restore landscaping where affected.

Q: Do you help with permits and official paperwork?

A: Yes – we handle all required documentation, coordinate inspections, and ensure compliance with local health departments.

Helpful Resources

• 7 Signs Your Septic Tank Needs Pumping – Learn to recognize indicators such as slow drains, foul odors, water pooling, and backed-up sewage – so you can act before costly damage occurs.
• 10 Pro Tips to Prepare for a Perfect Septic Visit – Insights on how to get your property and household ready before the technician arrives – ensuring a smooth, efficient, and minimally disruptive service.
• Your Complete Guide to Septic Systems Care & Maintenance – An in-depth resource covering maintenance schedules, common repairs, system longevity, and best practices.