Little's Septic Tank Services, Wheelersburg OH
| Address | 239 Clay St, Wheelersburg, OH |
| Phone | (740) 574-2033 |
| Hours | 12:00am-12:00am |
| Website | www.littlessepticservice.com |
| Categories | Septic System Service |
| Rating | 4.2 5 reviews |
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Little's Septic Tank Services reviews
5 Littles Septic had done several jobs for me over the years at different residence and no matter what type of work they did, it was done totally professionally!
From the office help to the gentleman who comes out on the trucks, A+ for each and everyone of them!
They check and double check their work and they always ask me if there’s anything else they can do and here’s something I’m very thankful for, they always clean up after themselves! No matter what job their doing, they will go above and beyond to get the area cleaned up!
I’m so thankful to have Littles Septic close by when ever I need them!
I highly recommend Littles Septic to take care of the work that you need done!
An awesome awesome company! Very professional and gets to you very quickly.
Justin from Littles just left our home. He did a great job, very thorough (checked and rechecked his work), got the job done, and made sure we were satisfied with the work he did before leaving. He also cleaned up after working on our plugged up waste line. Thank you Justin for you professionalism!
I’ve contracted Little’s twice to pump my septic tank. Both times they were prompt, thorough and very professional.
Can say that if you want a neat looking job, this is not the business you're looking for. For just replacing a small portion of piping that exited the house into the sewer pipe, it's costing about $1295. Now with that being said, it was only roughly 2 hours of work, and $50 in materials. The price was not an issue till I saw the job afterwards. My HVAC unit was originally sitting flat, on paver stones. An unlevel HVAC is a major issue for many reasons, and not one I wanna have. Well, once they finished their work and moved things back, I was greeted with my HVAC outside unit, sitting at a 45 degree angle. It got worse. My copper pipes leading out are somewhat kinked, and I'm expecting to need to repair it before the summer months now. Not only is this extremely unprofessional, you should not have a license to do plumbing around crucial locations if you're not going to properly handle all equipment. Have a lawyer ready if you plan to have extensive repairs/installations handled. Thank you for reading.