Do you work the Alabama side of Ardmore?

Yes. We cover the Alabama, Limestone County side of Ardmore. Main Street is the state line, so if you are on the south side of it you are in our territory. Call (256) 604-9681 and we will confirm and give you a price on the phone.

My home is on a well. Any special concerns?

Since your water comes from the same property, a septic issue near the house should be handled promptly and correctly. We pump and inspect with that in mind and keep you on a schedule so problems do not sneak up. It is the same careful work we do for every well-and-septic home out here.

Can you find a tank with no records?

Yes, we do it all the time on older Ardmore properties. We locate the lid, dig to it and pump, and can add a riser so you never have to guess where it is again. Just tell us what you know when you call.

How far in advance should I schedule?

Give us a call whenever a pump-out is due or you notice slow drains or yard odor. Ardmore is a short trip from Athens, so we can usually get you on the schedule quickly. We answer the phone and call back fast.

Septic Service in Ardmore, AL

Serving Ardmore

Aardvark Septic Services covers Ardmore, the town on the Alabama-Tennessee line in northern Limestone County. Out here homes run on well water and septic, and we pump, inspect, locate and repair those systems. We come up from Athens. Call (256) 604-9681 for a fixed price on the phone.

Ardmore is an unusual little town. Main Street is literally the state line, so half of it sits in Alabama and half in Tennessee. The Alabama side is in northern Limestone County, and the whole area is rural, with farmland and larger lots spread out around the town center.

We work the Alabama side, and homes here are on well water and private septic. There is no city sewer to lean on, so a septic company that shows up and quotes straight matters. Ardmore is a short drive up from Athens for us.

A town on the line, and homes on septic

Ardmore grew up along the railroad a century ago and still has a small-town center right on the Alabama-Tennessee border. Away from that center it is country. Homes sit on acreage, water comes from wells, and wastewater goes to a septic tank and drain field. That means regular pumping and the occasional repair are just part of owning a place out here.

We handle the Alabama, Limestone County side. If you are unsure, call and we will sort out whether you are on our side of Main Street.

Why staying ahead of it pays off

The costly septic failure is a drain field that quits, and that usually happens because a tank went too long without pumping and solids carried into the field. North Alabama clay drains slowly to begin with, so the field does not need extra abuse. Pump the tank every three to five years and you protect the part that is expensive to replace.

It is simple math. A routine pump-out is a fraction of the cost of a new field.

What we run into in Ardmore

Ardmore straddles the Alabama-Tennessee line, with Main Street serving as the state line.
The Alabama side sits in northern Limestone County and is largely rural.
Homes here run on private wells and septic, with no municipal sewer.
It is a short drive up from our Athens base.

We locate tanks nobody can find

A lot of Ardmore homes have been here a while, and it is common that no one knows where the tank lid is anymore. We locate it, open it, and pump it, and we can set a riser so the access comes up to grade for next time. No paperwork on your system is not a dealbreaker.

Tell us what you know when you call and we take it from there.

You get the price before we drive up

We quote fixed prices over the phone. Call (256) 604-9681, give us the basics, and you get a firm number with no add-ons invented once we arrive. Ardmore folks tell us they like that we answer the phone, quote fair, and show up on time. The drive from Athens is short, so we can usually get you scheduled without much wait.

Straight talk and honest work, every trip.