Line jetting
High pressure jetting that cuts through grease, roots and build up and puts the line back to full bore.
Residential / Business / MunicipalSINCE 2010
Slow drains, a wet patch in the yard, or a tank that has not been checked in a while can turn into a late night mess in Lehigh Acres. Call the office. It is the direct office line, and a real person answers. We will listen, explain what may be happening, and get you on the schedule.

Lehigh Acres remains largely on septic, so a home’s tank and drain field carry the wastewater every day. When several drains slow, a toilet gurgles, or a wet patch appears in the yard, the system is asking for attention.
The drain field is the buried part of a septic system that lets treated water soak into the ground. If wastewater is not moving through it well, you may notice a smell, standing water, or trouble inside the house before you see a major overflow.
Southwest Florida’s water table stays high for much of the year. During the wet season, roughly June through October, rain can leave the ground saturated for weeks, which gives a drain field less room to take in water.
The crew looks at the tank, the outlet, and the ground around the system to separate a full tank from a field or line problem. That first look matters because pumping, a repair, and a field replacement are different kinds of work.

The office is at 17551 Rockefeller Cir, Fort Myers, FL 33967. When the truck comes down from Fort Myers, we plan the visit around access to the tank and what you have already noticed at the house.
Call (239) 225-2255 and a real person answers. We ask where the trouble started, talk through the likely cause, and put the visit on the schedule so you know what happens next.
At the property, the crew checks the system before recommending work. If the tank needs pumping, we handle that; if a pipe, pump, or drain field needs attention, we explain the finding and the next step.
When a new system or replacement is needed, Lee County permitting still goes through the county health department office under the current state program. We can point you toward that process after we see what the site needs.
Most septic trouble gives a small warning first. Notice changes in draining, odors, wet ground, or a system alarm, and call before the problem spreads through the house or yard.
Homes without sewer depend on the tank and field on their own lot. Routine service gives the system a chance to be checked while the problem is still easier to understand.
For Lehigh Acres service, dial (239) 225-2255. It is our direct office line, a real person answers, and we will help you choose the next step.
Water and sewer service in Lehigh Acres is run by the Florida Governmental Utility Authority, known as FGUA, which took over the Lehigh Acres system in December 2003.
Florida moved its septic permit program from the Department of Health to the Department of Environmental Protection on July 1, 2021. So far permitting has fully shifted to the state agency only in the sixteen Panhandle counties and Marion County, which means a Lee County septic permit still goes through the county health department office.
What can we help you with?
High pressure jetting that cuts through grease, roots and build up and puts the line back to full bore.
Residential / Business / MunicipalService, repair and emergency response on lift stations, including the pumps, floats and panels.
Residential / Business / MunicipalCall any hour and a real person answers. Not a call centre, not a message service.
Residential / Business / MunicipalDigging with water and vacuum instead of a bucket, so buried lines and cables come up intact.
Business / MunicipalBasins cleaned out before the silt and debris in them backs water up onto the surface.
Business / MunicipalSite work that goes with the system, done by our own crews rather than a subcontractor.
Residential / Business / MunicipalRoutine service on a schedule that suits your tank and how many people use it.
Residential / BusinessPoint of sale and condition inspections, with a written result you can hand to a buyer or a lender.
Residential / BusinessBackups, slow drains, alarms, lids, baffles and pumps.
Residential / BusinessFull installs on unsewered lots and replacements when a system is past repair. Permitted and inspected.
Residential / BusinessWhen the field is done, we replace it and put the yard back.
Residential / BusinessPump stations diagnosed and repaired, from a tripped float to a failed pump.
Residential / BusinessOngoing contracts on aerobic treatment units. Certified on Hoot, Norweco, Jet, Fuji Clean and more.
Residential / BusinessAdditives that keep a healthy tank working the way it should between services.
ResidentialScheduled pumping and manifests for kitchens that cannot afford a shutdown.
Business / MunicipalNew traps and replacements sized to the kitchen, permitted and inspected.
Business / MunicipalA service schedule set in advance, so the work happens before the failure rather than after it.
Residential / Business / MunicipalA camera down the line to find the break, the belly or the root intrusion before anyone digs.
Residential / Business / MunicipalVacuum removal of liquids, slurry and solids from tanks, basins and wet wells.
Business / MunicipalOur own vacuum fleet, dispatched from Fort Myers across the six counties we cover.
Business / MunicipalStorm lines and inlets cleared so the system carries water when the rain arrives.
Business / MunicipalWastewater moved off site at short notice when a system or a plant cannot hold it.
Business / MunicipalWe remove the waste. Removal is the service we provide.
Business / MunicipalAfter a storm, systems get pumped down and put back in service in the order that matters most.
Residential / Business / MunicipalTrained entry into wet wells and vaults where the work cannot be done from the surface.
Business / MunicipalStop running water if you can and call the office. A real person answers, asks what you are seeing, and helps decide whether the visit needs urgent attention or a regular place on the schedule.
Not always. A full tank, a blocked pipe, or saturated ground can all leave water where it should not be. We look at the system first and explain what we find before talking about a replacement.
Tell us that when you call, and clear a path to the likely tank area if you can. The crew can look for the lid, check the tank and field, and explain the next step in plain words.