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Septic & Well Service in Lucas County, OH

Lucas County is where our shop sits, on Waterville Swanton Road in Whitehouse, so this is the county we cover most closely. Tank pumping, inspections, repairs, installs, and well work across Lucas County.

Also serving Fulton County, Henry County, Wood County.

Lucas County

Septic & Well Service Across Lucas County

Lucas County is where our shop sits, on Waterville Swanton Road in Whitehouse, so this is the county we cover most closely. Toledo itself runs mostly on city sewer, which means the septic and well work here concentrates on the townships and the outer edges: Monclova, Richfield, Waterville, Providence, and the rural stretches of Sylvania and Springfield Township.

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

From the Oak Openings sand on the west side to the heavier clay closer to the river, the ground changes enough across Lucas County to matter for how a system drains. We have worked both since 1960.

On Our Lucas County Route

Where We Work in Lucas County

We run Lucas County along I-75, I-475, US-24 (the Anthony Wayne Trail), US-20, US-23, State Route 64, and Airport Highway. The county takes in Waterville, Providence, Swanton, Springfield, Richfield, Monclova, Sylvania, and Spencer Townships, and we cover the roads through all of them.

Water shapes the work here: the Maumee River, the Ottawa River, Swan Creek, and Ten Mile 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 Lucas County

What the phone brings in from around Lucas County:

  • Tank pumping on the township roads around Monclova, Berkey, and Neapolis.
  • Pre-sale inspections for Toledo, Sylvania, and Maumee closings.
  • Drain field repairs where Swan Creek and the Oak Openings sand change how ground drains.
  • Well pump and pressure tank work for homes with no municipal water.
Lucas County Rules

Septic Permits in Lucas County

A routine pumping never needs a permit anywhere in Lucas County, so scheduling one is just a phone call. Permits matter for new systems, replacements, and major repairs.

Those go through the Toledo-Lucas 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 Lucas County jobs we handle the design and the filing as part of the work.

Reviews

Reviews from Lucas County Neighbors

Melissa MarnoldGoogle review
★★★★★
Fast, friendly, and all around good people. Their service is second to none in the Greater Toledo area. My Grandma needed her septic pumped and I called them and they did it fast! I cannot praise this honest company enough!
JerrytelGoogle review
★★★★★
Mastin has always been wonderful over the almost 9 years I have been a customer.From my initial home purchase requiring some system updates, to a leach field repair, and a more recent line repair - quotes are free, advice is provided, and respect is always given. Quality work for a fair price.They are great at the routine maintenance too.I highly recommend anyone to Mastin Septic and Well Service.
Todd GramlingGoogle review
★★★★★
Technician came and analyzed issues promptly, information was verbally transferred and estimate was given. Crew arrived a day earlier than scheduled to insure weather to be compatible with construction, then installed as promised then completed project to utmost high standards. I would definitely encourage others to use Mastin in your next project. Todd
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Common Questions

Lucas County Septic & Well FAQs

What towns do you cover in Lucas County?
We cover Toledo, Maumee, Sylvania, Whitehouse, Waterville, Holland, Monclova, and Berkey 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 Lucas County?
Yes. Across Lucas 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 Lucas County?
The Toledo-Lucas 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 Lucas County installs and major repairs.
How much does septic service cost in Lucas 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 Lucas County quote.
How often should a Lucas 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 Lucas County drains are slow or the ground over the tank stays wet, call and we will take a look.
Which shop do you run Lucas 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 Lucas County drive times short. Call (419) 724-2787.

Tank due or well acting up in Lucas County? Let's get you on the schedule.

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