Protect your family & the environment with our quality line-jetting services

When debris and waste collect and clog your septic pipes, our team can use line jetting to clean your lines out. With pressurized water, we will unclog your pipes and drain lines in no time!

What are drain lines?

Drain lines are the pipes that clean and disperse water from your septic tank through the ground to creeks, streams, and rivers. If your drain lines are clogged, they can’t accept incoming water. Then, your septic system could break down, and water that has not been cleaned properly could spread and contaminate the environment surrounding your home.

Why is Septic Tank Plumbing important?

Why is Line Jetting important?

Our team uses line jetting to provide both preventative maintenance and corrective solutions. Here’s what our line-jetting services can do for you:

  • Flush roots, sludge, and solids out of your drain lines
  • Determine why your tank keeps overflowing
  • Check whether the system is accepting water
  • Clear drain lines blocking out water
  • Extract grease, hair, soaps, and residue from fabric softeners and laundry detergent
  • Restore the drain lines without needing to replace parts
  • Minimize root build-up
  • Prevent backing up, flooding, and future septic issues
  • Prevent contaminated water from spreading and harming the surrounding environment

How often do I need Line Jetting?

We recommend getting your drain lines jetted every other time we come to pump your septic tank. We suggest line jetting to our customers only when it absolutely needs to be done. If you take care of your septic system, line jetting will need to be done less frequently.

Proper septic system maintenance

If you put in the effort to maintain your septic system, you’ll not only keep your family and environment safe and healthy, but you’ll also save money. Septic failure is a lot more expensive than maintenance fees, and unusable septic systems can drastically lower your property value.

To maintain a quality septic system:

  • Be conservative with your water use
  • Never pour grease, cooking oils, or fats down the drain
  • Avoid pouring excess bleach, antibacterial hand soap, and fabric softener down the drain
  • Avoid flushing feminine products, baby wipes, “flushable” wipes, hypodermic needles, and toys
  • Don’t make a regular habit of putting waste down the garbage disposal
  • Repair or replace leaking toilets and faucets in your home promptly
  • Divert gutters away from your septic system
  • Never drive over your septic tank or drain lines
  • Have your tank pumped regularly (and line-jetted semi regularly)
  • Make sure your septic system is covered with grass to prevent soil erosion

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We're available 24/7

Our team is available 24/7. Have excess build-up and clogging? We’ve got you. Are your drain lines failing? No problem. No matter your emergency situation, we can repair your septic system whenever you need us to.

Call us now at 910-271-2008

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Coastal Septic Solutions offers dependable septic service at reasonable rates. Tell us what you need, and we’ll respond quickly with a FREE QUOTE.

How can I prevent septic problems?

When you flush or pour certain items and products down your toilet or other household drains, your septic tank can stop functioning properly. Believe it or not, certain products that kill bacteria — like bleach or antibacterial hand soap — can create excessive build-up in your tank.

To maintain a quality septic system:

  • Be conservative with your water use
  • Never pour grease, cooking oils, or fats down the drain
  • Avoid pouring excess bleach, antibacterial hand soap, and fabric softener down the drain
  • Avoid flushing feminine products, baby wipes, “flushable” wipes, hypodermic needles, and toys
  • Don’t make a regular habit of putting waste down the garbage disposal
  • Repair or replace leaking toilets and faucets in your home promptly
  • Divert gutters away from your septic system
  • Never drive over your septic tank or drain lines
  • Have your tank pumped regularly (and line-jetted semi regularly)
  • Make sure your septic system is covered with grass to prevent soil erosion
Our team has your best interest in mind

Our team has your best interest in mind

We have over 15 years of experience in the septic business, so we know how to fix every kind of septic problem. At Coastal Septic Solutions, we have the expertise to know when service is needed, and we won’t recommend a repair or replacement unless it is absolutely necessary.

Want proof? Here's what our customers think of us:

“Very honest family own, doesn’t over charge, out going and dependable, would not ask for a better company. My mother had an emergency late in the afternoon and could not find anyone to come out but Coastal septic that would not charge close to $1000. I would recommend this company to anyone. Thank you so much!”
- Karah H.

 

Where we provide service:

  • All of Pender County
  • All of New Hanover County
  • Parts of Brunswick County
  • Parts of Onslow County
  • Parts of Duplin County
  • Parts of Bladen County
  • Parts of Columbus County
  • Parts of Sampson County
  • Burgaw
  • Atkinson
  • Wallace
  • Rocky Point
  • Kure Beach
  • Wilmington
  • Carolina Beach
  • Hampstead
  • Porter's Neck
  • Figure 8 Island
  • Leland
  • Winnabow
  • Penderlea