Are you a home or business owner with private water and septic facilities? As crucial as these systems are, they can present serious problems when something goes wrong. Rest assured knowing that we have the experience, expertise and equipment to keep things running smoothly for your well and septic systems.

Well Pump and Plumbing

Pumps can wear out, leaks can spring up, pipes can burst ... things can go wrong with the plumbing between your well water source and your home. Unfortunately, well pumps don't last forever, so when your well pump needs replacement or repair we can pull it up and get your water supply working again. When something goes wrong underground in the plumbing between your well and your home and you suddenly have a new small (or large!) pond in your yard, we can dig down to access the broken pipe or tile, repair it and set things back right. Give us a call at 815-692-2042   and we can excavate to and repair the problem.

For new wells and new construction homes, we will install the well pump and all plumbing needed to safely bring water from your well into your home.

Septic and Sewage

Whether you have a new-construction home or need repairs to an existing septic system, we make sure that your household wastewater is safely handled and working efficiently. As an Illinois licensed septic installer, we can assist you in designing, installing and maintaining your private sewage disposal system.

Having to deal with septic or sewer problems is an unpleasant task ... backed up toilets, wastewater in the yard and other drainage problems. We have the equipment and the expertise to diagnose and repair these for you, getting your drains, toilets and washing machine back on track and draining properly to the septic system. Contact us and we can diagnose, excavate if needed and repair the problem. After-hours service is available to current customers, just call 815-692-2042   and follow the prompts for emergency service.

Presby Septic

Presby Septic offers several advantages over traditional systems:

• Often requires a smaller area
• Installs more easily and quickly than traditional systems
• Adapts easily to residential and commercial sites of virtually any size
• Adapts well to difficult sites including challenging soils and tree roots
• Develops a protected receiving surface preventing sealing of the underlying soil
• Blends "septic mounds" into sloping terrain
• Increases system performance and longevity
• Tests environmentally safer than traditional systems
• Recharges groundwater more safely than traditional systems
• Made from recycled plastic