Business Details
24 Years
experience
Emergency
services
Trusted Septic Services in New Milford, CT
Pupper Septic has grown into a trusted full-service septic company serving Northern Fairfield County and Litchfield County. Our team of 4-5 full-time drivers, a mechanic, and an office administrator delivers reliable residential and commercial septic solutions. Established through strategic mergers, including Mr. Septic (1987-2002) and Tashua Septic (2014), we combine decades of expertise with a commitment to community values. As a state-certified SBE/MBE business, we prioritize environmentally responsible practices and maintain affiliations with industry leaders like COWRA. Our fleet includes specialized trucks capable of 40-foot lifts, serving over 15,000 residential and 500 commercial clients, including schools and medical facilities.Our multilingual staff ensures clear communication, while our 24/7 emergency response team guarantees rapid service. With a heritage dating back to 1998 and a focus on innovation, we maintain rigorous industry standards through continuous education and modern equipment. Our dedication to quality is reflected in our partnerships with licensed affiliates for system design and installation. We emphasize preventive maintenance to avoid costly failures, adhering to Connecticut Public Health Code regulations. This comprehensive approach has made us a preferred provider for both routine maintenance and complex septic challenges.
Services
septic pumping
repairs
system design
commercial services
emergency pumping
Details
- Year established: 2002
Highlights and features
- We offer 24/7 emergency septic response services
- Our fleet includes trucks with 40-foot pumping capabilities
- State-certified SBE/MBE with COWRA industry affiliations
- Multilingual staff fluent in Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian
- Preventive maintenance programs to avoid system failures
Associations and certifications
- SBE
- MBE
Services
septic pumping
Our septic pumping service removes accumulated solids from residential and commercial tanks using specialized equipment. We employ two 4,200-gallon steel-tank trucks and multiple heavy-duty pumps capable of 30-40 foot lifts. This includes cleaning outlet baffle filters required by Connecticut regulations since 2000, preventing system clogs and failures.
repairs
Through licensed affiliates, we offer comprehensive repair services for septic systems. This includes addressing malfunction signs like sewage odors, slow drains, and wet patches. Our team handles component replacements and system diagnostics to restore proper functionality while following environmental regulations.
system design
We provide professional septic system design and installation through qualified affiliates. Services include new tank installations meeting Connecticut's minimum capacity requirements and complex system layouts. Our designs incorporate modern filtration systems and distribution methods for optimal wastewater treatment.
commercial services
Our commercial division handles large-scale pumping jobs for schools, medical facilities, and corporate campuses. With specialized equipment capable of uphill 40-foot draws, we service complex systems in Fairfield County and parts of New Haven and Litchfield Counties.
emergency pumping
We offer 24/7 emergency septic response with rapid dispatch capabilities. Our strategically located pump stations in Bridgeport, Danbury, Naugatuck, New Milford, and Kent enable quick response times for critical system failures and overflow situations.
People
Emilio S. Sotil
Owner
Founder of Pupper Septic with 15 years of Wall Street experience, holding finance degrees from Wesleyan and MIT. He merged Mr. Septic in 2002 and expanded through strategic acquisitions while maintaining family values.
Questions
What areas do you service?
We serve Northern Fairfield County and Litchfield County, including towns like Danbury, New Milford, Trumbull, and Shelton.
Do you offer emergency services?
Yes, we provide 24/7 emergency septic response with rapid service through our strategically located pump stations.
How often should septic tanks be pumped?
Typically every 2-3 years, though frequency depends on tank size, household size, and usage patterns.
What commercial services do you offer?
We handle large-scale pumping jobs with specialized equipment, serving schools, medical facilities, and corporate campuses.
Are your technicians certified?
Yes, we're state-certified SBE/MBE with COWRA affiliations and maintain rigorous industry training standards.
