Ruda Septic, LLC

08/04/2026

Calling all septic owners! We now offer a specially formulated septic enzyme created just for our customers!
A once a month additive that you flush down your toilet to help the health of your septic system.
One box $85 = a years supply.
Stop by our office at 1301 S Downing St in Fremont to pick up your supply or ask us to bring you a box when you call to set up a pump out of your septic tank at 402-721-5466

07/05/2026

We will be at the shop today from 1-3pm if anyone wants to come take a look look at it!
Can’t make it today, give us a call to come look at another time!

Shop space in Fremont is hard to find. Check out more pics on marketplace posting and give Bill a call if interested!

07/02/2026

Shop space in Fremont is hard to find. Check out more pics on marketplace posting and give Bill a call if interested!

06/04/2026

Ruda Septic and our favorite tank guys…

06/04/2026

A recent service call addressed a critical issue for one of our customers, whose lateral field failed due to solids and sludge entering the distribution box and drain field.

This problem typically arises from two main causes: overfilling of the septic tank, allowing solids to enter the drain field, or the absence of a sanitary tee or baffle, which would normally prevent such occurrences.

Regular maintenance and pumping of the septic system are crucial to prevent drain field failure and costly repairs.

Our solution involved uncovering and cleaning the distribution box, replacing the failed laterals, and installing a riser for future monitoring and maintenance.

For comprehensive septic services and inquiries, please contact us at 402-721-5466.

05/28/2026

05/28/2026

“My septic tank is full, I think we need it pumped out.” But do you REALLY?

We've encountered a common misconception about septic tanks being full and requiring pumping lately so I want to clear those up so our customers can avoid some stress! And who knows, maybe you’ll learn some 💩 you didn’t know 😉

Let's clarify the facts:
1. A full septic tank is normal, and it will refill within 3 to 7 days after pumping, depending on water usage. The tank's water level should be at the bottom of the outlet pipe at all times after it refills.

2. An overfull tank, on the other hand, occurs when the water level rises above the outlet pipe, indicating an issue with the leach field. Your outlet pipe sits roughly 8-12 inches below the TOP of your tank. So it can be difficult to determine if that “full” water level you’re seeing is normal or a problem. But if you can see the top of your outlet pipe above the water level, your tank is at normal operating level.

If you suspect an issue, monitor for signs of septic system backup, such as
•gurgling toilets and sinks
•backups
•slow-draining fixtures
•wet yard areas
•water surfacing around the tank or drainfield.

If you're uncertain, give us a call! I do love chatting with our customers and we can help you determine if you really need that pump out done or not.
And rememeber, a maintained septic system is a happy septic system. Pump out the solids in your tank every 2-3 years to keep your septic and YOU happy!

Call or text to set up a pump out at 402-721-5466