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Speedy Septic
4.7(728 reviews)
Certified by Speedy Septic • May 17, 2026
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23020 SE Eagle Creek Rd, Eagle Creek, OR
97022, United States
Certified by Speedy Septic • May 17, 2026
(503) 714-3157
Certified by Speedy Septic • May 17, 2026
http://speedyseptic.com
Certified by Speedy Septic • May 17, 2026
About
Certified by Speedy Septic • May 17, 2026
Septic System ServiceSewer & Drain CleaningSewer Cleaning Company
We’re the largest septic system services company in Oregon. On time, professional, and working hard and smart to earn your business! Septic tank pumping and cleaning, system locating, certified inspections, and septic system design, construction, and repair. We take pride in our reputation as industry experts, and in the kind words we receive from customers. Our motto is Setting a Higher Standard, and we take it seriously!
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Certified by Speedy Septic • May 17, 2026
Hours
Certified by Speedy Septic • May 17, 2026
MondayOpen 24 hours
TuesdayOpen 24 hours
WednesdayOpen 24 hours
ThursdayOpen 24 hours
FridayOpen 24 hours
SaturdayOpen 24 hours
SundayOpen 24 hours
Reviews
4.7
728 reviews
5 stars
653
4 stars
22
3 stars
12
2 stars9
1 star
32
- JDJo Doherty2 days ago5.0Jarrin was very competent, capable and diligent in dealing the inspection scoping of the septic system. He explained what he saw, the necessary maintenance going forward and answered all the questions I had about the system. The information provided assisted me in understanding the status of the system and making an informed decision about this major home system before purchasing. Highly recommended!!
- JYJohn YoungMay 11, 20263.0They came out with short notice. Great attitude and very communicative. It was after business hours and I really appreciated all the effort. Thank you Anderson and the rest of the crew! Update: 1000 gallon tank was north of 1500 to pump. After doing a Google search on pricing I changed my star rating.
- JKJohn KaufmanMay 9, 20265.0Japan came out to inspect my septic system and gave me a lot of information on the proper maintenance for my system. He was on time and totally professional in the information provided and the cleaning and evaluation of my pump tank and septic tank. I greatly appreciate all the information and service.
- JGJerry GanderMay 9, 20265.0Jeremy came on time, even before I expected him. They were quoting service times a month out and they came a week later! The service was done in a professional manner that exceeded my expectations. No mess, no cleanup, not one drop of grease anywhere. I would recommend this company to Anyone!!
- CTClaire Thomforde-GarnerMay 5, 20265.0Wonderful experience with Speedy Septic. After a fence installation clipped a pump line uphill from our septic tank, they came out right away, assessed the crack, and fixed the pipe right then and there. Skyler and his partner were quick and courteous. Thank you!
Frequently Asked Questions About Speedy Septic
How Long Does a Septic System Last?
Generally, 40 years or more if properly maintained. The type of septic system you have will also determine how long it will last for.
Is it Cheaper to Repair Your Septic System than it is to Pump It?
No, while pumping a septic system can be costly every 3 to 5 years, it’s significantly cheaper than it would be to repair your septic system. To repair a septic system it often costs thousands of dollars, which you can save by having your septic system pumped once every 3 to 5 years.
Are Septic Systems Bad for the Environment?
No, unless they’re not properly taken care of. If untreated sewage is floating around on your property it can contaminate your property and groundwater. Sewage issues can also cause potential health hazards.
Does a Septic System Require Electricity?
No, most septic tanks don’t require electricity to function, but this all depends on the type of septic system you have. If your septic system uses a pump, you’ll want to conserve water during a power outage.
Can You Use a Garbage Disposal with a Septic Tank?
Yes, just be vigilant about what you’re putting down your garbage disposal, not putting anything other than food waste down it.
Is it OK to Build on Top Of Your Septic System as Long as it’s Not a Permanent Structure?
No, your septic system should be easily accessible and your drainfield needs oxygen to help it naturally treat the wastewater it receives from the septic tank. If you build on top of the drainfield, it won’t properly get the oxygen it needs and thus lead to failure. It’s best to avoid building or driving on top of septic systems.
How Often Should My Septic Tank be Pumped?
Generally, your septic tank should be pumped every 3 to 5 years, but this depends on the size and type of septic system you have.
Where Should a Septic Tank be Placed?
Septic tanks should be placed on level ground where there is at least 8 feet or more of soil.
What Do I Need to Know About Buying a House with a Septic Tank?
It’s a good idea to have it inspected so you’ll know exactly what you’re dealing with. An inspection will determine the age of your septic system, it will help uncover any issues, and it will determine if you need it pumped.
How Long Does it Take to Install a Septic System?
It typically takes about 3 to 5 days to install a septic system but this depends on your location, the weather, the wastewater treatment system, and local regulations.
What are the Signs My Septic Tank is Full?
The best way to know when to pump a septic tank is to check the levels of the solids. To determine if pumping is necessary, we perform a sludge test. A sludge test should only be performed by a qualified septic technician to measure if the solid level is high enough for pumping.
Does Rid-X or Yeast Work on Septic Tanks?
Rid-X and yeast isn’t good for septic tanks because it can harm or kill off the “good bacteria” that helps break down and clarify the build-up in a septic tank. In fact, the EPA states that people should “beware of septic tank additives” and that “periodic pumping is the only true way to ensure that septic systems work properly and provide many years of service.”
Will I be Reported if I Have a Failing Septic System?
No, septic service companies don’t regulate septic systems. In Oregon, we are only required to report untreated sewage flowing above ground into a waterway. Our job is to help you, your family, your home, and your septic system to ensure they all work together in the best way possible. It’s in everyone’s best interest to help you fix your septic system before it gets to this extreme.
We at Speedy Septic hope if you have any questions about your septic system or are experiencing issues, you contact us. We’d be happy to help!
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