Commercial Septic Pumping in Clover & York County, SC
Mobile home parks, RV parks, rentals, and small businesses. Any size tank, pumped by the person who answers the phone.Keith Morehead pumps septic tanks at mobile home parks, RV parks, apartment complexes, and rental homes, and at churches, shops, and offices on septic, anywhere in York County. Any size tank. He answers his own phone, so the person you talk to about the property is the person who shows up. Call Keith at (803) 902-1290.
How a Property Job Works
Pumping at a park or a rental is the same work as at a house. What changes is the logistics: more tanks, tenants or residents in the homes, and lots where nobody has looked for a lid in years. Keith handles all three.
1. Tell Him About the Property
Call with the address, how many tanks there are, and anything he should know about access: gates, dogs, parked cars, or a lot that hasn’t been mowed. If you don’t know where the tanks are, say so.
2. He Finds and Opens Each Tank
Keith probes for each tank and digs to the lids himself. If junk or brush is in the way, he brings his mini excavator and clears it. The truck works from the road or the drive.
3. Pumped, Checked, and Explained
Each tank is pumped to the concrete and the outlet baffle is checked. You hear what he found, tank by tank, so you know which homes or units need attention.
The Lot Where Nobody Could Find the Tank
A mobile home lot in Clover had gone a long time without anyone looking after it. The grass and brush had taken over, and trash covered the ground where the tank should have been. Keith couldn’t see the lid at all.
He located the tank first. Then he brought in his mini excavator and raked the trash and debris out of the way until he could reach it, and pumped it like any other tank.
Two things to take from it. Rough access doesn’t stop the job, because Keith owns the equipment to clear it and does the digging himself. And his quotes never include hidden costs, so you know what the job will run before the work starts.
Properties Keith Pumps
Any property in York County with a septic tank, at any size.
Mobile Home Parks
In most parks each home has its own tank. Keith pumps them around Clover often, for park owners and managers and for residents booking their own tank.
RV Parks
RV parks usually run one or two large tanks that the campers dump into. Keith pumps tanks of any size.
Apartments and Rentals
Apartment complexes and rental homes owned by property management companies and landlords. One call covers the property, and Keith tells you what he finds.
Churches, Shops, and Offices
Small commercial buildings on septic, from churches to storefronts and offices. Same pump-out to the concrete, same check of the baffle.
What Commercial Septic Pumping Costs
Pump-outs start at $425 a tank. Unusual systems and tanks that haven’t been pumped in five years or more run from $425 to $700.
- Keith charges by the job, not by the hour.
- His quotes never include hidden costs.
- There is no distance charge anywhere in York County.
- A long hose run costs nothing extra. An added fee applies only when he has to work through unusual obstacles, like heavy brush or debris around the tank.
Every property is different, so the details for several tanks are worked out on the phone. Call Keith and walk him through the property, or request an estimate online.
Commercial Septic Pumping Questions
Do you pump septic tanks at mobile home parks?
Yes. Keith pumps tanks in mobile home parks around Clover often, and anywhere else in York County. He works for park owners and managers, and for residents booking their own tank.
Does each mobile home have its own septic tank?
Usually, yes. In most parks each home has its own tank. If you’re not sure how a property is set up, Keith can find the tanks.
I live in a mobile home park. Can I book my own pump-out?
Yes. Call Keith the same as any homeowner. Let him know what’s around the tank, since getting to it is usually the hard part in a park.
Do you pump RV park tanks?
Yes. RV parks usually have one or two large tanks that the campers dump into. Keith pumps tanks of any size, so a big tank is not a problem.
How big a tank can you pump?
Any size. Keith pumps tanks at houses, mobile homes, apartment complexes, rental properties, and commercial buildings.
How is pricing handled for several tanks?
Pump-outs start at $425 a tank, and Keith charges by the job, not by the hour. For a property with several tanks, call him and walk through it. His quotes never include hidden costs.
A tenant reports a backup. What do you need from me?
The address, the tenant’s contact if Keith should call them, and any gate or access details. Ask the tenant to stop running water until he gets there. He’ll tell you whether the problem is the tank or a plumbing line in the house.
The lot is overgrown or the tank is buried in debris. Can you still get to it?
Yes. Keith owns a mini excavator and does his own digging. On one Clover mobile home lot, he raked trash out of the way with it before he could reach the tank. An added fee applies only for unusual obstacles like heavy brush or debris, so describe the lot when you call.
Do you work on pump tanks and engineered systems?
Keith pumps every type of system, including pump tanks and engineered systems, and he replaces effluent pumps, floats, and baffles. He doesn’t repair engineered or advanced treatment systems, and he’ll tell you who to call if yours needs that. See septic system repairs.
Do you serve properties all over York County?
Yes. Keith works in every part of York County, South Carolina, with no distance charge and the same prices everywhere. Same day if at all possible; he takes calls 24 hours a day, six days a week, and Sundays and holidays are sometimes available, so call to ask.
Why Property Owners Call Keith
Any Size Tank
Mobile home tanks, large RV park tanks, and everything in between.
He Clears His Own Access
Keith owns a mini excavator and does his own digging, so an overgrown lot doesn’t stall the job.
Pumped to the Floor, Baffle Checked
Every tank is pumped to the concrete, and the outlet baffle is checked every time.
He Answers His Own Phone
The person who picks up is the person who pumps your tanks. He is state-licensed (OSWWP0079) and insured.
Own or Manage Property on Septic? Call Keith.
Tell him how many tanks, where they are, and what’s around them. Keith pumps parks, rentals, and commercial properties in Clover, York, Lake Wylie, Rock Hill, and the rest of York County.