Maverick Pumping Service offers drain cleaning solutions including basic filter maintenance, manhole cover excavation, lateral augering, water jetting, and camera inspections. We encourage you to call our office to discuss your specific concerns and receive accurate pricing information.

We do not provide specific time windows due to routing requirements. For standard county maintenance pumpings, service occurs between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM on your scheduled date. If special circumstances require your presence, please inform our office and we will attempt to provide a more specific arrival window.

We submit all county maintenance pumping records electronically to the county after full payment has been received for the services rendered.

Our service vehicles maintain a minimum capacity of 5,000 gallons. We ask that you clear all driveways to allow our technicians safe and appropriate access to your septic tank.

Every tank includes a 26-inch manhole cover. Older installations may have covers located below ground level. Your tank lid must be accessible for our technicians to perform service. Should you be unable to excavate and expose the cover, we provide digging services for an extra fee.

Pumping frequency varies by system type. Septic systems require county-mandated inspections every three years. Holding tanks typically need pumping every 4 to 8 weeks, depending on household usage patterns.

Your tank location can be determined through several methods. Contact the county to request a plot plan, which will provide the tank's location on your property and its gallon capacity.

Our technicians accept cash or check payments on-site. Credit card payments can be processed through our office staff. You may also mail payments to PO Box 834, Wautoma, WI 54982.

Systems installed in 2000 or later typically include a filter. We recommend removing and cleaning your filter every 6 to 12 months to maintain proper system function.

When you can see your inlet baffle, the tank is at its normal operating level. Although the tank may appear completely full, visible baffle placement indicates proper function. If the tank level reaches into your riser, comes within one foot of the cover, or overflows from the cover, immediate pumping is necessary.