We want you to have the best septic system for the long-term, designing solutions, whether the need is considered simple or more complex, is where we excel over our competitors and add a tremendous value for you.

If you find yourself in need of septic repair or installation in Wilson, our team at Creech's Plumbing is here to assist you.

Give us a call at (252) 397-5264 or contact online to schedule an estimate for a septic tank repair or installation! We proudly serve customers throughout Eastern North Carolina.

Signs You Need Sewer Repair

Several signs can indicate that you need sewer repair:

• Unpleasant Smells: If you catch whiffs of foul odors emanating from drains or your outdoor area, it may indicate a problem with your sewer line. The distinct scent of sewage is a telltale sign.
• Drainage Delays: When water drains slowly from sinks, tubs, or toilets across your home, it's a possible indication of blockages or sewer line damage.
• Unusual Sounds: Listen for unusual gurgling or bubbling noises emerging from drains, especially after flushing toilets or using sinks. These sounds could signal air trapped in the sewer line due to obstructions.
• Backups and Spills: If you experience sewage backups or spills from drains, toilets, or floor drains, it's a clear indication of sewer line trouble. Immediate attention is necessary when wastewater starts flowing back into your home.
• Abnormal Lawn Growth: Keep an eye out for unexpectedly lush patches of grass in your yard, particularly near the sewer line. Such growth could hint at a leak, as sewage acts as a natural fertilizer.
• Outdoor Odors: If you detect sewage odors in your yard, it could mean there's a break or leak in the sewer line beneath the ground.
• Structural Signs: In severe cases, a damaged sewer line might lead to cracks in your home's foundation or even sinkholes in the yard, caused by soil erosion.
• Pest Presence: Rodents and pests are drawn to the scent of sewage, so an uptick in pest activity around your property could point to a sewer line issue.

Should any of these signs manifest, swift action is vital to prevent further damage and health risks. Engage the expertise of a professional plumber or sewer repair specialist to assess the situation and recommend appropriate solutions.

Benefits of our repairs and installations:

• Installer researches best long-term solution and components instead of the cheapest installation possible
• Installer partners with Soil Scientists and Engineers, as well as the local county health departments, on behalf of the homeowner to ensure the proper design
• Finish quality grading after installation
• Riser installation for access to key components

Septic Repairs

If you find your septic system not functioning properly and needing more than pumping maintenance, we at Creech’s can provide full service septic solutions from diagnosis to the actual repair of the system. Knowing the actual cause and pinpointing the issue is important to resolving it the first time; we take into account your specific problem and present options so that you can make an informed decision. 
There is not one particular fix that works for every system, therefore having a company that can provide you with many repair options will certainly ensure you are getting the solution that is best for you. From remediation, drain field restoration, hydro-jetting, root treatment, distribution box replacement and more. 
If you already have a septic permit for a repair, contact us and we can provide you an estimate by emailing that to us. If you are in the discovery phase give us a call and we will setup a septic inspection of your system for the diagnosis.

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Septic System Installations

From installation of new septic systems to replacement an existing system, Creech’s is ready with the technology, equipment and materials to get your job completed with accuracy, precision, and fine grading. 
Installations from conventional septic systems to other alternative type systems where the soils and site are not as suitable; which includes but not limited to advanced pre-treatment, LPP, drip irrigation, fill pad construction, sand line trenches, 50% reduction systems, engineered options. 
New, as well as replacement systems, require a permit from the local county environmental health department or an engineered design, once you have that then we can provide an estimate. 
If you are not satisfied with your current permit, give us a call and we can discuss the design options we can provide and the investment.

Let our team of septic tank installation & repair specialists in Wilson provide you with the help you need. Contact us at (252) 397-5264 today to begin with an estimate!