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Septic & Well Service in Fulton County, OH

Fulton County is farm country, and that shows in the work. Tank pumping, inspections, repairs, installs, and well work across Fulton County.

Also serving Lucas County, Henry County, Wood County.

Fulton County

Septic & Well Service Across Fulton County

Fulton County is farm country, and that shows in the work. Outside the town centers in Wauseon, Delta, Swanton, and Lyons, nearly everything runs on a private septic system and often a private well. The county sits on the old Great Black Swamp plain, drained by a network of ditches rather than a river running through the middle.

On a private well? We have well service pages for Swanton, and the full list is on our well service page.

Swanton is the exception worth knowing about: it sits at the edge of the Oak Openings, where the soil is sand instead of clay and drains faster. That changes how a system is sized and how a field behaves.

On Our Fulton County Route

Where We Work in Fulton County

We run Fulton County along US-20A, State Route 2, State Route 108, State Route 109, State Route 120, and the Ohio Turnpike. The county takes in Clinton, York, Swan Creek, Royalton, Fulton, Dover, and German Townships, and we cover the roads through all of them.

Water shapes the work here: the Tiffin River and Bad Creek. Ground that holds water changes how a drain field behaves, which is why two systems a few miles apart can age very differently.

On Our Route

Common Jobs Around Fulton County

The calls that come in from Fulton County, week to week:

  • Farm tank pumping scheduled around planting and harvest.
  • Point-of-sale inspections for Wauseon and Delta closings.
  • Field repairs on the low ground near Bad Creek where the ground stays wet.
  • Well service for the farm wells out along State Route 108 and State Route 109.
Fulton County Rules

Septic Permits in Fulton County

Pumping needs no permit in Fulton County, so most calls are simple to book. It is the bigger work, new systems, replacements, and major repairs, that gets permitted.

Those go through the Fulton County Health Department under Ohio Revised Code Chapter 3718. The design is approved first, the permit follows, and the work has to be finished within a year. On Fulton County jobs we handle the design and the filing as part of the work.

Reviews

Reviews from Fulton County Neighbors

Darlene WilhelmGoogle review
★★★★★
Mastin Septic Services are top notch and one of the best in the county-at least in my opinion. I use them for my septic tank cleaning and had them add a riser during the last cleaning so there was no further need to dig up the yard to find the lid. Their service was professional and cost reasonable.
Nancy SproulGoogle review
★★★★★
We have used Mastin Septic for all our needs in the past 8 years. They are reliable, friendly, and perform excellent work. They installed a new septic leach field back in 2018. We have had them back several times to pump our tank. We have always been extremely satisfied with their service.
Audra KlattGoogle review
★★★★★
While house hunting, I delt with Asa for inspections. Learned alot about septic systems since I had to have him inspect 3 houses, before I bought one. Super nice, knowledgeable and a great worker! Talks very highly of Mastin septic owners and working for them. Thanks Asa and Mastin.
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Common Questions

Fulton County Septic & Well FAQs

What towns do you cover in Fulton County?
We cover Wauseon, Delta, Swanton, and Lyons plus the township roads between them. Call (419) 724-2787 and we will tell you if your address is on our route.
Do you do more than pumping in Fulton County?
Yes. Across Fulton County we handle tank pumping, inspections, repairs, drain field work, new installs and replacements, and well service. Call (419) 724-2787.
Who issues septic permits in Fulton County?
The Fulton County Health Department permits household sewage treatment systems under Ohio Revised Code Chapter 3718. Routine pumping needs no permit. We handle the design and filing on Fulton County installs and major repairs.
How much does septic service cost in Fulton County?
It depends on tank size, access, and what the system needs. We quote before we start, so there is no guessing. Call (419) 724-2787 for a Fulton County quote.
How often should a Fulton County septic tank be pumped?
Most tanks need pumping every three to five years, sooner for a full household or an older system. If your Fulton County drains are slow or the ground over the tank stays wet, call and we will take a look.
Which shop do you run Fulton County service out of?
Our shop is on Waterville Swanton Road in Whitehouse, and every truck rolls out of there. That is what keeps our Fulton County drive times short. Call (419) 724-2787.

Septic or well trouble out in Fulton County? Give us a call.

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