Septic Pumping, Cleaning & Services Contractor 
Holmdel, Monmouth County New Jersey (NJ)

J.E. Mowery & Son Septic Pumping, cleaning & Installation Services company in Holmdel, Monmouth County New Jersey (NJ) will provide you with a complete written report on the condition of your septic system and how it’s working. This report is probably the most important tool you could have for your home.  It helps you understand exactly what demands you’re putting on your septic system, and what you can do to improve the efficiency of that system.  Learn how you can actually save money and the environment.   Call us now at 732.946.9485

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And when we quote you a price, that’s all you pay.  There are no hidden fees. Beware of companies that want to charge you the "New Jersey State Environmental tax".  There’s No Such Thing! Or a "New Jersey State Disposal tax". There’s No Such Thing!

Clogged Septic System

Septic Tank Pumping Options
There are two options when it comes to pumping out your septic tank.

SERVICING – As per New Jersey State code, a good proper pumping is achieved when you leave 1/3 of the juice (bacteria laden juice only) in the center of the tank.  We pump the top sludge and bottom dirt leaving about 1/3 of the product.  This keeps the existing bacteria colonies that are accustomed to your usage and establishes new bacteria just as if you buy a product to add that is very possibly dangerous to hands! Then by completely emptying the septic tank you would be wasting many products you are adding.  Beware of any products you may buy and where the raw material comes from, please Contact Us if you have any questions about any products you are looking to purchase !

FULL PUMPING – We pump out the tank completely leaving only a little product on the bottom – 1″ or 2″.  If tank hasn’t been pumped in over 5 years there may be product too heavy to pump, so first we back wash under pressure and get what we can to break up. Just because the toilet flushes, doesn’t mean the system is functioning properly.  If not functioning properly, you could be polluting the environment…including your own ground water.

Unclogged Septic System