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Serving Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville, Westfield, & Beyond — 30+ Years of Trusted Septic Service
Owens Septic provides a complete range of residential and commercial septic services across all of Hamilton County. From routine maintenance to urgent repairs, our licensed technicians serve every city and community in the county. Visit your city’s dedicated page (listed below) for location-specific details and information.
Hamilton County is one of Indiana’s fastest-growing counties — but that growth doesn’t mean every property is connected to a municipal sewer system. In the townships north of Westfield, in the rural corridors around Arcadia, Atlanta, Cicero, and Sheridan, and even in older neighborhoods and estate properties in Carmel and Fishers, private septic systems handle the wastewater.
Owens Septic in Indiana offers full septic solutions throughout Hamilton County. Our services include septic tank pumping, lift station pumping, grease trap pumping, septic system inspections, and septic system repairs. Whether you need routine tank maintenance, a riser installation for easier access, or a full system diagnostic, our team is ready to help.
Many Hamilton County residents depend on their septic system every single day — often without giving it a second thought. That’s fine, until something goes wrong. A neglected tank can back up into your home, flood your drain field, or fail a real estate inspection at the worst possible time. Routine service from a trusted local company is the simplest way to avoid those problems.
Regular septic tank pumping is the most critical maintenance task for any private septic system. Owens Septic removes all solids and liquids from your tank and provides an honest, detailed condition assessment after every pump-out — including scum and sludge layer measurements and any early warning signs worth monitoring. We recommend pump-outs every 2–4 years, adjusted for your specific household and system. We serve residential and commercial properties throughout Hamilton County.
Whether you’re buying or selling a home, or simply due for a routine check, Owens Septic performs comprehensive septic system inspections across Hamilton County. Our inspections cover tank condition, effluent filter cleaning, pump functionality, and drain field evaluation. For real estate transactions, our inspection reports give buyers confidence and sellers the documentation they need before closing.
The Hamilton County Health Department (HCHD) administers permitting and compliance for on-site sewage systems under Indiana Code 410 IAC 6-8.3. This includes permits for new installations, major repairs, and system modifications. If you have questions about your system’s compliance status, we can help you assess it.
Buying or selling a home in Hamilton County?
A failed septic inspection can derail a real estate deal at the last minute. Owens Septic provides fast, thorough pre-sale inspections with the documentation lenders and buyers require.
Many Hamilton County properties — particularly those on sites where gravity flow isn’t possible — rely on lift stations to move wastewater. These systems require regular pumping and solids removal to stay efficient. Owens Septic handles lift station maintenance for residential and commercial customers throughout the county.
Here’s how they work: sewage flows from your home into a pit called the Wet Well. When the pit reaches a set level, a float switch activates and the pump moves the sewage through a pressurized line to the next stage of the system. It works quietly in the background — until it doesn’t. Routine maintenance, including pumping out the accumulated solids, is the key to keeping a lift station working the way it should.
When a septic pump shows signs of wear or fails, Owens Septic provides prompt pump installation and replacement. Our technicians diagnose the issue, recommend the right pump for your system, and complete the job correctly. Catching pump wear early — during your regular pump-out — saves you from a more disruptive emergency later.
Owens Septic serves homeowners, property owners, and businesses across all of Hamilton County. Each city and community below has a dedicated page with local information and service details:
Septic system pumps play a vital role in efficiently moving wastewater. Regular maintenance is essential to prevent clogs and damage — and over time, these pumps may need replacement to maintain optimal performance and prevent system failures.
At Owens Septic, we diagnose pump issues and handle full pump replacements when the time comes. Getting ahead of a pump failure is far less expensive than dealing with a system backup.
Buried septic tank lids mean digging at every service visit. A septic riser brings access to ground level, reducing service time and lawn disruption for years to come. It’s one of the most cost-effective upgrades a Hamilton County homeowner can make.
For restaurants and food service businesses throughout Hamilton County — from Carmel’s Arts & Design District to Noblesville’s Main Street — Owens Septic provides professional grease trap pumping for both inside and outside traps. Regular pumping keeps your kitchen compliant with local health codes and your plumbing flowing.
