Commercial Septic
Commercial septic pumping for stores, churches, shops, campgrounds and rental properties. We pump these tanks on a schedule set by how the property is used.
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Emergency septic service is for septic trouble that cannot wait for a regular pumping. Sewage is coming up a drain in the house, or the tank is spilling over in the yard. Honey Dippers takes emergency calls from Roderfield and the counties around it. Call (304) 436-3409, and we tell you when the truck can be there.
A tank that is close to full before a big gathering at the house is a call we take too. When the truck gets there, we pump the tank and look for the cause. If the tank was simply full, the fix is the same work as routine septic tank pumping in Roderfield. If the trouble sits in a line or the drain field, the next step depends on what we find.
Tell us about the septic tank, line or grease trap and where it is. We look at the job and put the quote in writing.
Stop running water in the house. Every flush and every load of laundry sends more water toward a system that cannot take it. Check for a toilet that keeps running, too. The EPA says one running toilet can add as much as 200 gallons of water a day.
Stay out of standing sewage, inside the house or out in the yard. If sewage came up into a basement, EPA flood guidance says to clean the area and disinfect the floor.
Leave the septic tank lid closed until the truck is there. The EPA warns that septic tanks may hold dangerous gases.
Pumping the tank is the first step when the ground allows it. If a full tank caused the backup, pumping brings the level down and the drains in the house run again.
If the tank was not full, the cause is somewhere else. A blocked or broken line between the house and the tank can cause the same backup. Broken and root-filled lines are work we do as well, and our septic line repair page covers it.
A soaked or failing drain field is a different job. Drain field repair belongs to a septic installer, and the county health department answers the permit questions. We tell you what we found, so you know which call to make next.
In February 2025, storms and flooding brought a federal disaster declaration to all five West Virginia counties we serve. A hard rain short of a flood can still soak the ground around the drain field. Water leaving the tank then has nowhere to go, so the level backs up toward the house.
EPA flood guidance says a high water table brings a risk of sewage backing up into the home. The same guidance says the way to stop that backup is to use the system less. If floodwater got into the house, clean it up without pouring it down a sink or a toilet. West Virginia's septic rules say roof drains and sump pumps may not connect to a septic system.
Tell us on the call if the yard is under water or the creek is up. That changes when pumping makes sense, and we tell you when the truck can be there.
Call or text for a written quote. We work about 60 miles around Roderfield across McDowell, Wyoming, Mingo, Mercer and Logan Counties.
(304) 436-3409From the first call or text to the finished work, here is how it goes.
Call or text (304) 436-3409. Tell us where the property is and what the drains are doing.
We put the quote in writing from what you tell us. Once you say yes, we set a day for the job.
We find the tank on the property and uncover the lid. When the lid is buried, that means some digging.
With the lid open, the truck pumps the tank out.
We put the lid back in place and close up the hole. Keep a note of the date for the next pumping.
Common questions about emergency septic around Roderfield and the surrounding counties. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
Commercial septic pumping for stores, churches, shops, campgrounds and rental properties. We pump these tanks on a schedule set by how the property is used.
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We dig up broken, crushed, separated or root-filled septic lines and fix them. That covers the line from the house to the tank and the line out of it.
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No locating or tracing equipment. We dig up the sewer line where it leaves the house and follow it out to the tank, then dig down to the lid. From there the tank can be pumped or the line repaired, and we close the hole back.
Learn MoreWe pump septic tanks for houses and for commercial properties. We also clean grease traps for restaurants and commercial kitchens.
We take emergency calls for a backup in the house or sewage in the yard. Call, and we tell you when we can get there.
Tell us about the job, and we put the quote in writing. You see the price before any work starts.
Roderfield sits at the center of our service area. We work across McDowell, Wyoming, Mingo, Mercer and Logan Counties.
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Read more →Tell us where the property is and what the septic system is doing. Call or text (304) 436-3409 or send the form, and we get back to you about the job.
Tell us about the septic tank, line or grease trap and where it is. We look at the job and put the quote in writing.