About the business
One man, one truck,
one number to call.
Spradley Septic and Plumbing is Chris Spradley’s own outfit, working out of Moultrie across all of Colquitt County and into Cook, Tift, Grady and Thomas counties. Septic pump outs, jetting, plumbing repairs and new construction plumbing — the same person you talk to on the phone is the one who shows up at the house.
That is on purpose. When the owner runs the truck, nothing gets lost between the office and the job. You describe the problem, you get a straight answer, and the person who gave it to you is the one who fixes it.
How we work, in four sentences.
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.
Why both trades
Septic and plumbing are the same problem from two ends.
A stopped-up kitchen drain might be grease in the trap. It might also be a line that has bellied under the slab, or roots at the tank. A plumber who only looks inside the house fixes the sink and leaves the real problem in the yard; a septic-only outfit pumps the tank and never finds the grease.
Doing both means the diagnosis happens once. We can jet the line, look at it with a camera, check the tank, and repair what is actually broken — without you having to explain the whole thing again to a second company.
It also means one honest answer about what to spend money on. Sometimes that is a repair. Sometimes it is a pump out and a reminder to stop flushing wipes. We will tell you which.
Call Chris and get a straight answer.
Moultrie and all of Colquitt County, plus Cook, Tift, Grady and Thomas counties.