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Your Trusted Septic Service Provider in Fond du Lac
Laudolff Septic Services has been a trusted provider of comprehensive wastewater management solutions for over 40 years. Founded in 1978 by John and Mary Laudolff with a dump truck and backhoe, our family-owned business has grown into one of the largest septic installation and repair companies in the region while maintaining core values of integrity and community. Our team of licensed master plumbers and certified professionals specializes in septic design, installation, maintenance, and emergency repairs, serving residential clients across Fond du Lac and surrounding areas. We hold affiliations with the Wisconsin Liquid Waste Carriers Association and Wisconsin Onsite Water Recycling Association, demonstrating our commitment to industry excellence. With a focus on environmental stewardship, we utilize advanced technology to deliver sustainable waste management solutions that exceed regulatory standards.

Our 24-hour emergency service and flexible scheduling options ensure homeowners receive timely assistance when needed most. Through decades of service, we have built a reputation for doing jobs right the first time, saving customers money through reliable, long-lasting solutions. Our specialized teams bring deep expertise to every project, from routine pumping to complex system installations. Community involvement remains central to our identity, as evidenced by our support for local fire departments, youth organizations, and apprenticeship programs. This enduring commitment to both quality service and community betterment continues under current owner Nick Laudolff, who has led the company since 2012.
Services
Septic System Installation Tank Pumping System Inspections Soil Testing Holding Tank Maintenance Portable Restroom Rentals Septic Repairs Riser Extensions Emergency Services System Design
Details
  • Year established: 1978
Highlights and features
  • We offer 40+ years of specialized septic system expertise
  • Our licensed master plumbers ensure code-compliant installations
  • 24-hour emergency service available for urgent situations
  • Evening and Saturday appointments for customer convenience
  • Only local contractor providing full-service wastewater solutions
Associations and certifications
  • Wisconsin Liquid Waste Carriers Association (WLWCA)
  • Wisconsin Onsite Water Recycling Association (WOWRA)
What people say
Awesome service Super quick Great to work with Best in area Professional crew
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Services
Septic System Installation
We install all septic system types including conventional, mound, at-grade, and aerobic treatment units. Our MPRS restricted plumbers design systems meeting Wisconsin SPS 383 code requirements. Each installation includes soil evaluation, proper permitting, and final inspections to ensure long-term functionality and environmental compliance.
Septic Tank Pumping
Our certified operators perform routine pumping every 2-3 years as required by local ordinances. We clean filters, inspect components, and provide detailed reports with each service. We handle both septic tanks and holding tanks using specialized equipment for complete waste removal and disposal.
System Inspections
We conduct three inspection types: resale evaluations, annual pre-treatment checks, and maintenance inspections. Our master plumbers assess tank condition, drain field performance, and system components while providing detailed reports for regulatory compliance and homeowners.
Soil Testing
Our soil scientists perform required evaluations to determine suitable septic system types. We dig test holes, analyze soil composition, and submit official reports to county authorities. This process ensures proper system design based on soil permeability and limiting factors like groundwater levels.
Emergency Repairs
We offer urgent assistance for system failures with 24-hour availability. Our team handles pump replacements, line blockages, tank repairs, and alarm system issues. Emergency services include immediate diagnostics and solutions to prevent property damage and restore system functionality.
People
Nick Laudolff
President/Owner
Master Plumber with 25 years experience, owning the company since 2012. Leads with family values and environmental commitment while managing daily operations and strategic direction.
Travis Kraus
Project Manager
Over 10 years with the company, providing leadership in project execution. Brings exceptional attention to detail and construction expertise to ensure quality installations meeting all regulatory standards.
Jeff Peterson
Technician
Certified septage operator with nearly a decade of service. Specializes in system maintenance and repairs, combining technical knowledge with dedication to thorough, reliable workmanship for every customer.
Duston Rabe
Technician
Three-year company veteran with nine years construction experience. Army National Guard staff sergeant bringing efficiency and honesty to septic system installations and maintenance operations.
Nikki Walters
Office Assistant
Human resources professional with bachelor's degree, managing office operations and customer service. Ensures smooth administrative functions while supporting team coordination and client communication.
Questions
How often should I pump my septic tank?
Wisconsin code recommends pumping every 2-3 years, or when sludge/scum layers reach 1/3 of tank capacity.
What does a septic alarm indicate?
An alarm typically signals a clogged filter, mechanical failure, or high-water condition requiring immediate attention.
What are signs of a failing septic system?
Common indicators include plumbing backups, sluggish drains, outdoor odors, and soggy ground near the drain field.
Can I build over my septic system?
No, driving or construction over any system component is prohibited to prevent damage and ensure access.
What should not go into septic drains?
Avoid grease, chemicals, medications, non-biodegradables, and excessive water to maintain system longevity.
Where is pumped septic waste disposed?
Residential septage is either land-applied after treatment or processed at municipal wastewater facilities.