Ammons T W Septic Service

T.W. Ammons Septic Service, Inc. has proudly served North Carolina's septic system needs for over 30 years. Whether you are in need of a complete septic system replacement or just a simple repair, we are here to provide the best and most honest customer service available. We have been in business since 1986 and are experts in providing quality septic system repair, septic maintenance, septic installation, and septic inspection services. T.W. Ammons Septic Service, Inc. is a local family owned and operated business.

T.W. Ammons Septic Service, Inc. is a family owned and operated business that was started over 31 years ago in 1986 by Tim Ammons. Over the years his sons Zeke, Aaron, and Josh have helped run the business along with Kim, Tim's wife, helping with accounting and payroll, and Elijah, his nephew being our go-to Terra-lift operator. We are a company with over half a century of experience in the septic industry. Focusing heavily on repair and maintenance, we are also licensed by the state to install type 1, 2, 3, and 4 septic systems.

Here at T.W. Ammons Septic Service, Inc. we are devoted to offering quality, effective, and specialized septic system repair and maintenance to our valued commercial and residential customers. Call us today if you notice standing water in your yard, especially if it is producing a foul smell. Or if a toilet is slow to drain or backing-up. These can indicate that your septic tank needs pumping or that your drain field is failing. We are here to help you fix your septic system, no matter the problem.

Originally developed to help deliver water to tree roots, the Terralift was later tested and is now a state approved method of repairing a failed septic system. The Terralift is a machine that bores a probe into the ground around septic system drain field lines. Once bored, the probe delivers pressurized air into the soil and along the drain field wall. By fracturing the soil around drain field lines, the Terralift can fix soil compaction and saturation. All without damaging your yard. The Terralift is brought onto the septic field and the probe is bored into the ground next to the drain field lines.