South East Total Service has handled everything from dripping faucets to full septic system replacement for Chattanooga homeowners and businesses since 2007.  

Septic Tank Repair and Replacement: What Every Homeowner Should Know

Septic tank repair fixes specific failed parts such as baffles, inlet and outlet lines, pumps, or cracked lids, while replacement installs a new tank when the old one can no longer hold or treat wastewater safely. Many homes across rural Hamilton County and North Georgia depend entirely on these systems.

Trenchless Sewer Repair: How CIPP Technology Fixes Pipes Without Digging

Trenchless sewer repair rebuilds a damaged sewer line from the inside, using a resin-saturated liner that hardens into a new pipe within the old one, so your yard and driveway stay intact. South East Total Service has performed this work in house since 2019 with LED curing equipment. This article

How to Tell If You Need Sewer Line Repair or Replacement

Troubles with your home’s sewer line can lead to numerous inconveniences around the house. You may need either repairs or a total replacement, but either way, you should have a professional look at it so that you know what job is best.

When to Repipe Your Home

Over time, you will likely need to replace a pipe or two in your house. However, a day may come when minor fixes will not cut it. In these circumstances, you need your home to undergo an entire repiping, so everything gets swapped out.

Four Common Signs of a Broken Sewer Line

Damaged sewer lines can bring a lot of misery to homeowners, but sewer breaks are often difficult to detect until the problem becomes severe or property is damaged. In addition, the health hazards of exposure to raw sewage are significant, and several serious illnesses can be transmitted through direct contact

Signs Your Septic System Needs Service

Let’s face it, your septic system isn’t the most glamorous thing to think about, yet maintaining a functioning septic system is important to your home and your family’s health. To do so, you’ll need to keep a close eye on certain warning signs that you have a septic tank in