expert care you can rely on
Here at JT’s Septic we provide professional, dependable septic services for homes, businesses, and contractors throughout Yavapai County and select surrounding areas.
Monday–Friday, 8:00am–4:00pm
Online service requests are reviewed during business hours.
Note: JT’s Septic does not offer after-hours or weekend service at this time.
If Something’s Off, You Know It.
Maybe the drains are slow.
Maybe there’s a smell you can’t ignore.
Maybe it’s just been too long since your last pump-out.
Or maybe you’re building something new and want the system designed right from the start.
Septic issues bring stress fast.
You don’t need to diagnose it. You need someone who will.
At JT’s, we start with clarity. We assess the situation, explain what’s happening, and recommend only what’s necessary.
Complete Septic Services in Yavapai County
From routine maintenance to full system design and installation, JT’s provides responsible, professional septic solutions built for long-term performance.Septic Tank Pumping & Cleaning
Emergency Septic Service
Full Septic System Repairs
Routine Maintenance
Riser Sales & Installation
Site Investigation & System Design + Installation
Septic System Design & Installation
Done Right from the Start
When you’re building a new home or replacing an aging system, there’s no room for shortcuts. You need:
Proper site investigation.
Thoughtful system design.
Professional installation built for long-term reliability.
Contractors and property owners choose JT’s because we approach installs with precision and accountability. We design systems that work today and perform for decades.
This isn’t just installation. It’s infrastructure done responsibly.
Reliable Service When You Need It
Septic Tank Pumping & Cleaning
Regular septic tank pumping prevents backups, odors, and costly repairs. We provide professional pump-outs with upfront pricing based on tank size and clear communication if additional needs are identified.
Septic System Repairs
From minor component replacements to larger system issues, we take an assessment-first approach. You’ll understand what’s happening before any work begins.
Riser Sales & Installation
Risers improve access to your septic system and reduce future disruption. Our team installs risers cleanly and correctly, protecting your yard and making future service easier while bringing your system up to current County code.
Emergency Septic Service
When something isn’t right, we respond calmly and professionally to minimize disruption and damage so you can get back to your everyday knowing things are taken care of.
Different situations. The same need for clarity, calm, and work done right.
Homeowners
You’re worried about damage, cost, or making the wrong call. You want clear answers, respect for your home, and confidence that it’s handled correctly.
You need systems designed right, installs handled cleanly, and partners who show up prepared and who communicate clearly.
Contractors
Business Owners
Downtime isn’t an option. You need reliability, clear communication, and as little disruption as possible.
Areas we serve
Proudly providing septic services in Yavapai County and the surrounding areas.
JT’s Septic primarily serves homeowners throughout Yavapai County, with select availability in surrounding areas of Coconino and Maricopa Counties.
If you’re outside our primary service area, you’re still welcome to submit a request. Service outside Yavapai County is considered on a case-by-case basis depending on availability.
WHY PEOPLE CHOOSE JT’S
For over 30 years, JT’s Septic has built its reputation on showing up, doing the job right, and standing behind its name. Customers choose JT’s because they want professionalism they can see, clean trucks, clean work, and clear communication from start to finish. They want honest answers, no rushing, no shortcuts, and no unnecessary work. Whether it’s a routine pump-out, a repair, or a full system installation, every job is handled with the same level of care, intention, and respect for the property and the people who call it home.
“JT´s crew corrected a bent pipe caused by settlement. They took the time to explain the entire process. Dug up the yard, and left it perfect..all back the way it was. Additionally they took the time to explain preventive maintenance, such as changing out the filter, and showed us how to do it (not something we see ourselves doing). Told us it would be at least 10 years before we would need to have the septic pumped. Courteous, knowledgeable and honest. We are clients for life!”
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— Maria mesa
Simple, Worry-Free Septic Care
Most septic emergencies are preventable. Our maintenance program keeps small issues from becoming expensive ones.
Automatic scheduling
Service reminders
Early issue detection
Clear service records
Cost savings over time
Have questions? You’re not alone.
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Do you use well water? Does the waterline coming into your home not have a meter? Do you show a "$0.00 Sewer Amount Charged" on your water bill or property tax bill? Do your neighbors have a septic system? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, then you may have a septic system. We are happy to come out and locate your system for you with our expert staff and up-to-date sewer cameras.
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Definitely give JT's Septic a call right away! We can help you diagnose the problem and determine if it’s plumbing related or if it’s a problem directly related to your septic system. If you experience any of the following, contact us to check your system: wastewater backing up into more than one household fixture, bright green, spongy grass on the drainfield (even during dry weather), pooling water or muddy soil around your septic system or in your basement, a strong odor around the septic tank and/or drainfield.
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Sewer cleanouts are usually between the house and the septic tank and are used to snake the inlet line towards the tank. If the PVC markers have a "JT's Septic" label, they mark the access lids to your septic tank (buried directly under the labels). If the pipes are further out and appear randomly placed in comparison to the house or tank, they may be inspection ports to monitor the liquid level in the disposal area.
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Most experts agree that the normal use of household cleaning products will not harm the system by stopping the action of bacteria in the tank. Large amounts of certain chemicals, however, may interfere with the breakdown of wastes in the tank or could clog the soil treatment area. Keep in mind that the products you use may eventually find their way into local groundwater systems. *
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Most tanks need to be pumped every 3-5 years, depending on the size of the tank, daily flow of wastewater into the tank, & the use of a garbage disposal.* Currently in the state of Arizona, there are no laws requiring maintenance and inspection (except for the sale of a home) however the EPA and local health departments highly recommend routine maintenance to help prevent groundwater contamination due to the nitrogen, phosphorus and disease-causing bacteria found in wastewater.
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There is a difference between full and overfull! An empty septic tank will fill up as quick as you use the amount of gallons it holds. The tank is designed to hold a liquid level to the bottom of the outlet pipe (that exits into the disposal area). When you look down in your tank, it should look full. It takes a professional to measure the scum and sludge levels to determine if your tank is ready to be pumped out.
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While many homeowners may go many years past the recommended maintenance period without a problem, damage is slowly being done. The purpose of the tank is to hold the solids that natural bacteria cannot break down. Those solids accumulate over time to a point where the tank no longer has room to contain it all, therefor the solids make their way to the drain field where they plug up the pores in the ground causing poor drainage and eventually septic system and drain field failure.
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All septic systems have a finite life, meaning they will eventually “fail.” How long a system will last depends on sizing, installation, soil composition, the water table, nearby trees and roots, amount of use and abuse and most importantly, proper routine maintenance and pumping. Pump out your system often to help ensure your system lasts as long as possible.
Education That Protects What Matters
We believe informed property owners make better decisions. That’s why education and community involvement are a core part of how we serve, helping protect systems, groundwater, and the environment we all share.
Our education hub covers common septic questions, maintenance tips, and environmental care for property owners in Arizona.
