Septic and plumbing
done right,
the first time.
Chris Spradley pumps septic tanks, jets stopped-up lines, fixes plumbing and roughs in new construction across Moultrie, all of Colquitt County, and Cook, Tift, Grady and Thomas counties. One man to call, and he answers the phone.
- Septic
- Pump outs & jetting
- Plumbing
- Repairs & fixtures
- New build
- Rough-in to trim
Local, owner-run, and on the job himself — not a call center.
Owner
Chris Spradley
What we do
All plumbing, new construction to repairs.
Four things, done properly. Pick the one that sounds like your problem.
01Septic pump outs
The tank pumped on schedule is the cheapest thing you will ever do for a septic system. We pump it, check the levels, and tell you straight what we found.
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02Jetting service
A high-pressure jetting hose scours grease, sludge and roots out of a line instead of just punching a hole through the clog the way a snake does.
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03Plumbing repairs
From a dripping fixture to a broken line out in the yard — we find the actual problem and fix it, rather than patching over it until the next time.
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04New construction plumbing
Rough-in to trim-out on new homes and additions, done on the builder’s schedule so the other trades are never waiting on the plumber.
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Straight answers, and a job that stays fixed.
Nobody enjoys calling a plumber. The least we can do is make it simple: tell you the truth, show up when we said, and leave the place better than we found it.
Straight answers on the phone
You describe the problem, we tell you what it likely is and what it takes to fix it. No runaround, no five people passing your message along. If it is something you can handle yourself, we will say so.
We show up when we say
A day and a window, and a call if anything changes. Nobody wants to lose an afternoon waiting on a truck that never comes. If we are running behind, you hear it from us first.
Fixed right the first time
We would rather do the job properly once than come back next month for the same drain. That means finding the cause, not just clearing the symptom — and telling you honestly when a repair is the cheaper answer than a replacement.
Your yard left like we found it
Septic work means digging, hoses and a tank lid. It does not mean ruts, trash or a mud hole in the driveway. We put lids back, clean up after ourselves, and leave you with the ground looking like we were never there.
Got a tank to pump, or a drain that will not clear?
Call or text Chris — you will get a real answer, not a phone tree.
Where we work
Moultrie, Colquitt County,
and four counties around us.
Colquitt County is home ground. We also run calls into Cook, Tift, Grady and Thomas counties — from Adel and Tifton over to Cairo and Thomasville. Not sure whether we come out your way? Call and ask; it takes ten seconds to find out.
- Moultrie
- Norman Park
- Doerun
- Funston
- Berlin
- Riverside
- Sale City
- Hartsfield
Counties served
Colquitt · Cook · Tift · Grady · Thomas
Straight answers
The questions we get most.
Short answers to the things people ask on the phone every week.
All questionsFor most households, every three to five years. A family of four with a 1,000-gallon tank and a garbage disposal should lean toward three. Tank size, how many people live there, and how much laundry and grease go down the drain all move that number. If you do not know when it was last pumped, that is the answer: pump it and start the clock.
Slow drains through the whole house, gurgling in the pipes when water runs, sewage smell in the yard, or soft, wet ground over the tank or drain field. Any one of those is worth a call. Two of them together usually means the system is already backed up and you are a load of laundry away from a mess.
Wipes, even the ones labeled flushable — they do not break down and they are the most common cause of a stopped-up line we see. Also grease, coffee grounds, eggshells, paper towels, cat litter, and anything chemical that would kill the bacteria the tank depends on. A garbage disposal is fine to use; just do not treat it like a trash can.
Not enough to spend money on. A healthy tank builds its own bacteria from what you put in it. Additives do not fix a full tank, a failed field, or a line full of roots, and they are no substitute for pumping on schedule.
Get it handled
Tell us what the plumbing is doing.
Fill this in and it comes straight to Chris. If it is urgent, calling or texting is faster — tanks do not wait, and neither should you.
Call or text(229) 891-8207