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Well and septic service in James Island

Much of James Island is on public sewer and water, but older neighborhoods and some properties outside the service areas still use septic tanks and private wells.

Lowcountry home with a private well and septic system

Services in James Island

Everything homes on wells and septic need, from emergency pump repairs to routine pumping.

Well pump repair

No water, weak pressure or a pump that won’t stop running.

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Well pump replacement

Submersible and jet pump replacement, plus pressure tanks.

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Well water testing

Testing for bacteria, nitrates, iron, sulfur and salt.

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Septic tank pumping

Routine pumping to keep your system working and avoid backups.

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Septic inspections

Inspections for home sales, refinancing and peace of mind.

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Septic repair

Backups, soggy yards, odors, baffles and drain field problems.

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What James Island homeowners deal with

Local conditions shape how wells and septic systems hold up.

Older septic systems

Some older homes have tanks and drain fields that have been in the ground for decades.

Sewer conversions

Homeowners near sewer lines sometimes need tanks pumped and properly closed when connecting.

Tidal properties

Homes near the marsh face a high water table that affects how drain fields perform.

James Island questions

Call if you don’t see your question here.

How do I know if my James Island home is on septic?

Check your utility bill for sewer charges. If you don’t pay for sewer, you’re likely on a septic system.

How do I request service in James Island?

Call or send the service request form with your address and a short description of the problem.

What if I have no water right now?

Call right away. No water is treated as urgent.

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(843) 973-7326

Call and tell us what’s happening, or send the form with your address and the problem. Include the best number to reach you.

Call (843) 973-7326