Rw Septic Service

10/15/2026

OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM RW SEPTIC

We would like to make our customers and community aware of a situation that has recently been brought to our attention.

In April 2026, RW Septic sold our 2005 International septic truck. Unfortunately, the individual who purchased the truck has not removed our company decals, and we have since been made aware of allegations that the truck is being used in connection with unauthorized grease removal from local businesses.

We want to make it very clear that this truck is no longer owned or operated by RW Septic. The individual who purchased it has never been affiliated with our company in any way.

There is currently an ongoing investigation, and we are actively cooperating with one of the affected businesses to provide information that may help resolve this situation.

RW Septic has built its reputation on honesty, integrity, and hard work. We have had the same trusted drivers for years, one of whom is the owner himself. We take great pride in our employees, our business, and the relationships we have built within our community.

We would never want the actions of someone who is not associated with our company to reflect poorly on the reputation we have worked so hard to build.

We sincerely appreciate the continued trust and support of our customers and community.

— RW Septic

07/15/2026

05/29/2026

SEPTIC SYSTEM FACTS:

🚽 Most septic tanks should be pumped every 3–5 years, depending on household size and usage.

💧 A leaking toilet can waste thousands of gallons of water each year and overload your septic system.

🏡 A properly maintained septic system can last 25–30 years or more.

🌧️ Excessive rain can saturate drain fields and cause slow drains or sewage backups.

🧻 Only human waste and toilet paper should be flushed. "Flushable" wipes can clog your system.

🚗 Never drive or park vehicles on your drain field. The weight can damage pipes and soil structure.

🍳 Grease, fats, and oils should never go down the drain—they can clog your tank and lines.

🌳 Tree roots are a common cause of septic line damage and costly repairs.

🧺 Spreading laundry loads throughout the week helps prevent overloading your septic system.

⚠️ Slow drains, foul odors, wet spots in the yard, and gurgling pipes are common warning signs of septic problems.

🦠 Your septic tank relies on natural bacteria to break down waste. Harsh chemicals can disrupt this process.

💰 Routine maintenance is far less expensive than replacing a failed septic system.

04/30/2026

Proud to support the Comfort High School Baseball Team!

RW Septic was honored to provide lunch for the team and send them off as they head into the first round of playoffs. Congratulations, boys, on winning district—well earned!

Wishing you the best of luck today in the playoffs. Go get ’em!