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Your Trusted Partner for Septic & Sewer Solutions
One Way Septic has served Georgia communities for over 30 years with reliable septic and sewer solutions. As a family-owned business rooted in Christian values, we prioritize integrity, expertise, and customer care. Our four generations of industry experience ensure comprehensive services including emergency response, system maintenance, and installations. We operate 24/7 to address urgent needs while emphasizing preventative care to protect properties.Our team combines technical proficiency with ethical practices to deliver lasting solutions. With service areas spanning Metro Atlanta and beyond, we maintain a commitment to community well-being through safe, efficient septic management. Our dedication to quality is reflected in our 100% satisfaction guarantee and personalized service approach.
Services
Septic Tank Pumping
Emergency Septic Services
Sewer Line Repair
Septic Tank Installation
Drain Field Replacement
Sewer Jetting
Septic Certification
Baffle Tee Replacement
Sewage Removal
ATU System Repairs
Highlights and features
- We offer 30+ years of septic system expertise across Georgia
- Our team provides 24/7 emergency septic and sewer services
- Family-owned business with four generations of industry experience
- Trained technicians use advanced equipment for precise diagnostics
- 100% satisfaction guarantee on all septic system work
What people say
Fast emergency response
Professional technicians
Clear communication
Reliable service
Thorough inspections
Services
Septic Tank Pumping
Our technicians thoroughly remove sludge and inspect septic tanks using camera diagnostics. We check for cracks and verify sewer line integrity to prevent future issues. Regular pumping maintains system efficiency and prevents costly backups.
Emergency Septic Services
We address septic backups and overflows 24/7 with rapid response teams. Our specialists handle foul odors, slow drains, and yard pooling emergencies. Immediate action prevents property damage and health hazards.
Sewer Line Repair
Our certified technicians repair damaged sewer lines with minimal disruption. We diagnose blockages from tree roots or pipe damage using advanced diagnostics. Solutions restore proper drainage for residential and commercial properties.
Septic Tank Installation
We install new septic systems considering soil conditions and property requirements. Our experts ensure proper drainage field placement and ventilation. Installations follow local regulations for long-term functionality.
Drain Field Replacement
We address clogged drain fields caused by excessive solids or environmental factors. Our team replaces damaged lines to restore wastewater filtration. Proper maintenance prevents system failure and environmental contamination.
People
Jody Harrison
Owner
Jody Harrison leads One Way Septic with over 30 years of septic industry experience. He oversees daily operations and ensures adherence to quality standards. His leadership emphasizes Christian values and customer satisfaction.
Daisy Harrison
Co-Owner
Daisy Harrison partners with Jody to manage business operations at One Way Septic. She focuses on customer relations and service coordination. Their combined leadership maintains the company's commitment to excellence.
Questions
What septic services do you offer in Georgia?
We provide septic tank pumping, emergency repairs, system installations, drain field replacements, and sewer line services across Georgia.
Are you available for 24/7 emergency septic service?
Yes, our team responds to septic emergencies 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Which areas do you service?
We serve Acworth, Atlanta, Augusta, Marietta, Kennesaw, and surrounding Georgia regions.
How often should septic tanks be pumped?
Experts recommend pumping every 3-5 years depending on tank size and household usage.
Do you provide septic system inspections?
Yes, we offer comprehensive inspections with camera diagnostics to assess system condition.
What causes septic system backups?
Common causes include clogged pipes, tree root intrusion, damaged tanks, and excessive solid buildup.
