At Goebel Septic, we bring proven septic service and local expertise to every job. We handle the dirty work so your system stays out of sight and out of mind.
Goebel Septic has served Lacey, Washington, with reliable septic pumping, septic inspection, and full-service maintenance since 1979. Our licensed and insured team handles both routine care and urgent calls.
Lacey’s mix of wet winters, clay-heavy soils, and high water tables puts extra demand on septic systems. From Hawks Prairie to Long Lake and Woodland Creek, homeowners throughout the city benefit from consistent maintenance that prevents backups and protects drainfields.
Most septic tanks should be pumped every three to five years; however, heavy use can shorten that cycle. Signs your system may be overdue for some maintenance include:
Routine pumping not only restores system capacity but also extends the life of your drainfield and prevents costly repairs.
What is septic pumping
Answer
It’s the process of removing solids and sludge that build up inside your septic tank.
What are the signs that my tank needs pumping?
Answer
Slow drains, gurgling sounds, sewage odors, or pooling water around the drain field are common indicators.
What is a septic inspection?
Answer
A professional review of the tank, drain field, and system components to confirm everything is functioning properly.
How often should a septic system be inspected?
Answer
Every three to five years, usually at the same time as pumping.
What are the signs that my system needs service?
Answer
Foul odors, unusual noises in your plumbing, slow drains, or sewage backups all point to issues that require attention.
What happens if I don’t maintain my septic system?
Answer
Sludge buildup can block the drain field, reduce tank capacity, and lead to expensive failures and major repairs.
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Our septic technicians are certified and receive continuing education through WOSSA
