Home base. Burton and Norma Mastin opened shop here in 1960. Still the same family, still the same address on Waterville Swanton Road, still doing right by Whitehouse.
Also serving Waterville, Swanton, Maumee & the rest of the State Route 64 corridor and Northwest Ohio.
Plenty of Whitehouse properties run on private septic systems, and that's the work we've done here for three generations.
You'll see our trucks out along State Route 64, and State Route 295, and we're a short drive from our Whitehouse shop on Waterville Swanton Road, close enough to keep Whitehouse scheduling tight.
Around Whitehouse we also cover Waterville, Swanton, Maumee, and Monclova. Not sure whether your side of Waterville Swanton Road is on septic or city sewer? Give us a call and we'll tell you.
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Eight services running State Route 64 and Waterville Swanton Road, in and around Lucas County.
Three-to-five-year pump-outs along State Route 64 and Waterville Swanton Road.
Written reports for closings near the Swan Creek watershed, off State Route 64.
New systems designed for the lots along State Route 64 and Waterville Swanton Road.
We diagnose before we replace on repair calls off State Route 64 or Waterville Swanton Road.
Full replacements when a system off Waterville Swanton Road is done.
Field repairs matched to the ground between State Route 64 and Waterville Swanton Road.
Trap service for the kitchens between State Route 64 and Waterville Swanton Road.
Pumping schedules that fit the households along State Route 64 and Waterville Swanton Road.
On a private well near the Swan Creek watershed? See our Whitehouse well service →
When you call a septic or well company in Whitehouse, you want a crew that already runs State Route 64 and Waterville Swanton Road, shows up when promised, and quotes the job straight. That has been the Mastin way since 1960.
Most tanks around Waterville, Providence, and Swanton Townships need pumping every three to five years. When drains slow or the ground over the tank stays wet, that is the first thing we check on our State Route 64 and Waterville Swanton Road route. We pump the tank down, clean out the sludge and scum, and check the baffles before we leave.
When a property near the Swan Creek watershed changes hands, the buyer usually wants the septic system checked in writing. We open the tank, load-test the field, and hand over a report the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department and any lender will accept.
Systems out in Waterville, Providence, and Swanton Townships eventually wear out. We handle the full job: repairing failed lines, replacing collapsed tanks, and engineering new systems sized to the lot. The Toledo-Lucas County Health Department permit and design work ride along with the job.
Ground near Swan Creek decides how a drain field behaves, and catching a struggling field early beats replacing one. We clear and repair leach lines off State Route 64 and Waterville Swanton Road and keep tanks on a schedule so solids never reach the field.
Plenty of homes around Waterville, Providence, and Swanton Townships draw water from private wells, and when pressure drops we test the pump, tank, and switch before replacing anything. We keep common pumps on the truck, so most calls out by the Swan Creek watershed finish in one visit.
Whitehouse is home for us, our shop sits right on Waterville Swanton Road. The village core has municipal service, but Whitehouse sits inside Waterville Township with Providence and Swanton Townships along its western edge. Those surrounding properties run heavily on private septic and wells.
The Swan Creek watershed runs through the area, and we work the township lots and country roads all around the village along State Route 64. Being based here means Whitehouse and its neighbors get the shortest drive times we offer.
What we get called for along State Route 64 and Waterville Swanton Road:
Routine pumping needs no permit anywhere in Waterville, Providence, and Swanton Townships, so most Whitehouse calls are just a phone call. Permits enter the picture for new systems, replacements, and major repairs.
Those jobs run through the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department under Ohio Revised Code Chapter 3718: design approved first, permit issued, work finished within a year. On the lots we service along State Route 64 and Waterville Swanton Road, we handle the design and filing ourselves so a Whitehouse owner is not chasing paperwork.
Lucas County also runs an income-based assistance program, worth asking about if a repair out Waterville Swanton Road way costs more than the budget expected.
More on our coverage: septic service across Lucas County.
We called with a problem that needed immediate attention and they showed up within an 1 1/2 hours!! The man who was here was very pleasant and very knowledgeable and rectified our issues!! Thank you so much for your quick response!! I would highly recommend them!!!
We always utilize the services of Mastin Septic! This business is excellent and has a wealth of experience to meet all of our septic needs! They have exceptional employees who are knowledgeable, friendly and efficient! Check them out and you too will be satisfied!
Overall good experience. They have been very patient. Which is appreciated. Only issue I had was communication lacked at times. Everyone from Mastin was super friendly and answered any questions. Will definitely be inquiring with them for further needs.
Driveways, farms, and jobsites from the Swan Creek watershed out along State Route 64.