- ✓ Full tank or backup
- ✓ Smells or slow drains
- ✓ Home sale or inspection
- ✓ Free for homeowners, with free due-date reminders
How it works
1Tell us what's going on: a backup, a full tank, or a home sale.
2Send a quick request. It's free and takes a minute.
3A local septic company can reach out with a price and a date. You pick what works.
Township pumping schedule lookup
Schedules come from township ordinances and websites (sources listed with each result). PA DEP recommends pumping at least every 3–5 years depending on tank and household size (PA DEP). Your township's notice controls the date, so always follow it.
Service area
We cover Hanover, York and Adams County, PA, plus Westminster, MD: Hanover · York · Spring Grove · Gettysburg · Littlestown · Westminster, MD · Township guides
FAQ
How often do I have to pump?
PA DEP recommends every 3–5 years, depending on tank and household size (source). Some townships, like York Township, require every 3 years. Your township notice sets your date.
Are you the pumper?
No. We connect you with a local septic company, which does the work and sets the price.
What happens if I miss my township deadline?
Contact your township office if you can't meet the date. Booking early gives you more choice.
Selling a home?
Buyers or lenders often ask for a septic inspection. Ask your agent or local Sewage Enforcement Officer what's required; the septic company can coordinate pumping with the inspection.