Hunts Septic Service pumps and inspects septic systems, and it carries a 4.9-star average across 156 Google ratings.
A recent customer buying a property said there was no indication of where the septic was on the 2-acre lot, and Matt found it and gave clear guidance. On a recent inspection, the inspector Matt explained what was inspected, what he found and what could be needed in the future, and gave preventative tips. A recent customer said the company arrived to pump the tank on the scheduled day and time, noticed the baffle needed replacing and came out the next day to do it.
A recent customer called late on a Friday afternoon when their tank alarm started sounding. Based on what they described, he was confident it could wait until Monday morning, saving them the $200 emergency fee, and he showed up first thing Monday. A recent reviewer wrote that two brothers run the business.
A 2026 customer who could not be there said the tech FaceTimed them, at their request, to confirm the location before digging. A 2025 reviewer, a local real estate agent, said the company handled short-notice septic inspections as well as test pits, design work and full system repairs. A 2024 customer said they switched to Brad after their usual septic person would not come out on a weekend for an emergency, and Brad arrived swiftly.
A recent customer felt the company did not properly pump out both chambers of their septic system, saying only one of the hatches was opened, and moved to another service.
