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Septic Tank Pumping: Septic Clean Out & Pump Out

Choosing RCI Septic Service for septic clean out, septic pumping, and septic tank pumping service will provide you with an experience that leaves you with complete peace-of-mind. We are your neighbors committed to ensuring the health and safety of your home environment. Trust us to be your partner in maintaining the longevity and health of your septic system.

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Septic Clean Out & Pump Out Services for Southern NH

RCI Septic Service is your trusted partner for local septic clean outs. In Southern New Hampshire, we understand the unique challenges your septic systems face. Our expert team is equipped with the knowledge and tools to provide comprehensive septic clean out services. Whether it’s routine maintenance or emergency clean outs, we ensure your septic system functions efficiently and safely, protecting your property and the environment.



Contact RCI Septic Service to schedule your septic tank clean out. We invite you to experience the difference of our expert care. Schedule your septic clean out and ensure your system’s longevity.

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“By far the best septic service out there! We had an emergency call and Kyle was here within a few hours. I can not say enough about this company! They are fantastic and don’t charge you an arm and a leg! I would not go to anyone else! It was hot today and Kyle took his time to explain everything to me and was patient. I would recommend them to everyone!" – Tara D



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Reliable Septic Tank Pumping Service

Keeping your septic system healthy is our top priority. Tank size influences the frequency of pump outs, as larger tanks can hold more waste and may require less frequent pumping. Regular septic pump outs are crucial for the longevity of your septic system. Our skilled technicians use state-of-the-art equipment to efficiently pump out your septic tank, preventing backups and ensuring smooth operation. We recommend scheduling a pump out every 1-3 years, depending on your household size and usage, to maintain optimal system health.



Don’t wait for a septic emergency. At RCI Septic Service we can assure you of a service that’s both thorough and respectful of your property. Reach out now to book your next septic pump out.

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Why Choose Us for Your Septic Needs?

RCI Septic Service provides local expertise and exceptional service. As a Southern NH-based company, we’re not just service providers; we’re your neighbors. We pride ourselves on our prompt, courteous service and our commitment to leaving no trace behind. Our team stays updated with the latest septic care techniques, including septic tank pumping, to provide you with the best service possible. Plus, we offer transparent pricing and no hidden fees, ensuring you get quality service at a fair price.



Trust your local experts at RCI Septic Service!

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3 Reasons to Choose RCI Septic Service for Your Septic Clean Out and Pump Out Needs

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Family owned and operated for over 25 Years.


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Highest personal customer satisfaction.


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Full service company for all your septic system needs.


Do you need a septic system cleaned out or pumped out?
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We want to learn more about your septic clean out needs so we can provide the perfect solution. Let us help you determine what is right for you.

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Septic Clean Out & Pump Out FAQs

Got a question about septic clean outs? We’re here to help!

  • How often should a septic tank be pumped out?

    We recommend yearly for households of 5 or more, every 2 years for 3-4, and every 3 years for households of 1-2 people. It is important to get the tank pumped regularly to ensure proper functioning.



  • What are the signs that my septic tank needs to be pumped out?

    Warning signs include slow drains, sewage backups in the house, foul odors, gurgling sounds in the plumbing system, and water pooling around the drain field. Monitoring for a full septic tank is crucial to avoid these issues.

  • Can I clean out or pump out my septic tank myself?

    Septic tank cleaning and pump outs should be handled by professionals. They have the necessary equipment and expertise to do the job safely and effectively, and DIY attempts can be hazardous. Safely handling human waste is essential to prevent health risks and environmental contamination.

  • What happens during a septic tank pump out?

    During a pump out, a professional will remove the sludge and scum from your tank using a vacuum hose. They will also inspect the tank for any signs of damage or necessary repairs. The inspection includes checking the outlet tee to ensure it is functioning properly. Waste is carefully removed to prevent any environmental hazards.

  • How can I maintain my septic system between pump outs?

    Regular maintenance of septic tanks includes conserving water, avoiding flushing non-biodegradable items, not using harsh chemicals, and keeping heavy vehicles off the drain field area.

  • What is the difference between a septic tank clean out and a pump out?

    A pump out and clean out are basically the same. A pump out typically refers to removing liquids and solids from the tank. A clean out can be more extensive, potentially involving removing blockages in the pipes.

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