A Licensed, Bonded, Insured Septic Pumper Serving Central Oregon
Residential Septic Tank Pumping | Grease Trap Servicing | Planned Maintenance | Contractor Services | Pump Station Maintenance
Commercial, Industrial and Residential Waste Activated Sludge Hauling
A Licensed, Bonded, Insured Septic Pumper Serving Central Oregon
Residential Septic Tank Pumping
Grease Trap Servicing | Planned Maintenance
Contractor Services | Pump Station Maintenance
Commercial, Industrial and Residential Waste Activated Sludge Hauling
Bend Redmond Sisters Terrebonne La Pine Pronghorn Prineville Crooked River Ranch Tumalo Eagle Crest Sunriver
Bend Redmond Sisters Terrebonne La Pine Pronghorn Prineville Crooked River Ranch Tumalo Eagle Crest Sunriver
McDonald Septic Service is a Licensed, Bonded, Insured Septic Pumper in the state of Oregon specializing in:
Residential Septic Tank Pumping | Grease Trap Servicing | Planned Maintenance | Contractor Services | Pump Station Maintenance
You don’t even have to be home for us to provide service. We are dog, horse, chicken, goat, sheep and cow friendly.
OREGON DEQ #38243
McDonald Septic believes customers have the right to simple, easy to understand information about their septic systems and grease traps.
ALL ABOUT SEPTIC TANKS
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Septic systems require regular maintenance to stay healthy. If in doubt about the health of your system, call McDonald Septic Service.
PLAN YOUR SERVICE
PREVENT BACK UPS
BE PRO-ACTIVE – NOT REACTIVE
MINIMIZE DISRUPTION TO YOUR HOME LIFE
REDUCE EMERGENCY CALLS
Attribution is given to New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, Altos and UNH Video Production
ALL PHOTOS ARE REPRESENTATIVE EXAMPLES ONLY. SEPTIC TANK DESIGNS VARY.
ALL ABOUT DRAINFIELDS
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Drainfields are designed to distribute the water from the septic tank into a leach field. The waste water filtrates through a biomat and into the soil. The soil continues to remove remaining impurities through aerobic digestion. If you see liquid waste on the surface of the drain fields, contact McDonald Septic Services right away.
MAINTAIN FAUCETS & TOILETS TO PREVENT LEAKS
MONITOR WATER CONSUMPTION
DO NOT POUR GREASE DOWN DRAINS
DO NOT DRIVE VEHICLES OVER THE DRAINFIELD
DO NOT BUILD STRUCTURES OR COVER WITH CONCRETE
PLANT GRASS OVER THE DRAINFIELD TO REDUCE EROSION
ALL ABOUT GREASE TRAPS
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Regularly scheduled maintenance of commercial kitchen grease traps prevents build up and blockage of sewer lines and drains.
Keep your commercial kitchen running smoothly and your business in compliance with state and local regulations.
Grease traps are key to the operation of any restaurant, school, retirement community, commercial kitchen, hospital or clinic sewage or drainage system.
SAVE TIME
SAVE MONEY
PREVENT DOWNTIME
PREVENT NON-COMPLIANCE
REDUCE EMERGENCY CALLS
ALL ABOUT DRYWELLS
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Many people are not familiar with drywells. A drywell is a shaft or chamber constructed in the ground in order to aid drainage.
Although not as popular as septic systems, drywells still exist and require maintenance. Residential waste water can carry lint, solids, soap, and scum that clog the openings of the well’s walls and the pores of the surrounding soil.
At some point, the build up will prevent water from filtering properly out of the well at an adequate rate. This prevents proper filtering into the groundwater.
That’s when most homeowners see the end results; water pooling in the lawn then mold and fungus beginning to form. Standing water can also become a mosquitoes breeding ground.
EXSTING DRYWELLS ARE THE LAST OF THEIR KIND
NEW DRYWELLS ARE NO LONGER PERMITTED
ALL ABOUT PUMP STATIONS
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Some residential septic systems come equipped with a pump station. This pump pushes fluid from the septic tank to the leach field when gravity is unable to do the job.
Pump stations can also send sewage from the station to a main sewer pipe. The septic pump station contains a sewage or effluent pump, control floats and a high-water alarm.
Control floats are designed to send a predetermined dosage of effluent to the leach field for balanced absorption throughout the day. But what if a pump station should fail?
The excessive sewage rises in the pump station and signals an alarm. This septic pump station alarm cannot be ignored, as it indicates a failure with either the pump or one of its components.
If your septic pump station should sound its alarm, it is imperative to contact McDonald Septic Service.
PUMP FAILURES CAN OCCUR
RESPOND IMMEDIATELY TO AN ALARM
CONTRACTOR SUPPORT
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We understand the demands placed on today’s contractors. We’re here to keep the job moving. We provide support with:
VACUUM TRUCK SERVICES
INSPECTIONS
EVALUATIONS
STANDBY SERVICES
WHILE YOU ARE WORKING ON
TANK REPLACEMENT
DRAINFIELD RESTORATION
EMERGENCY SEWER LINE BREAKS
ALL ABOUT SEPTIC TANKS
CLICK TO LEARN MORE
Septic systems require regular maintenance to stay healthy. If in doubt about the health of your system, call McDonald Septic Service.
PLAN YOUR SERVICE
PREVENT BACK UPS
BE PRO-ACTIVE – NOT REACTIVE
MINIMIZE DISRUPTION TO YOUR HOME LIFE
REDUCE EMERGENCY CALLS
Attribution given to New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, Altos and UNH Video Production
ALL PHOTOS ARE REPRESENTATIVE EXAMPLES ONLY. SEPTIC TANK DESIGNS CAN VARY DEPENDING ON CONDITIONS, SIZE, LOCATION, ETC.
ALL ABOUT DRAINFIELDS
CLICK TO LEARN MORE
Drainfields are designed to distribute the water from the septic tank into a leach field. The waste water filtrates through a biomat and into the soil.
The soil continues to remove remaining impurities through aerobic digestion. If you see liquid waste i the drain fields, contact McDonald Septic Services right away.
MAINTAIN FAUCETS & TOILETS TO PREVENT LEAKS
MONITOR WATER CONSUMPTION
DO NOT POUR GREASE DOWN DRAINS
DO NOT DRIVE VEHICLES OVER THE DRAINFIELD
DO NOT BUILD STRUCTURES OR COVER WITH CONCRETE
PLANT GRASS OVER THE DRAINFIELD TO REDUCE EROSION
ALL ABOUT GREASE TRAPS
CLICK TO LEARN MORE
Regularly scheduled maintenance of commercial kitchen grease traps prevents build up and blockage of sewer lines and drains.
Keep your commercial kitchen running smoothly and your business in compliance with state and local regulations.
Grease traps are key to the operation of any local restaurant, school, retirement community, commercial kitchen, hospital or clinic sewage or drainage system.
SAVE TIME
SAVE MONEY
PREVENT DOWNTIME
PREVENT NON-COMPLIANCE
REDUCE EMERGENCY CALLS
ALL ABOUT DRYWELLS
CLICK TO LEARN MORE
Many people are not familiar with drywells. A drywell is a shaft or chamber constructed in the ground in order to aid drainage, sometimes containing pumping equipment.
Although not as popular as septic systems, drywells still exist and require maintenance.
Residential waste water can carry lint, solids, soap, and scum that clog the openings of the well’s walls and the pores of the surrounding soil.
At some point, build up in the drywell will prevent water from filtering properly out of the well at an adequate rate. This prevents proper filtering into the groundwater.
That’s when most homeowners see the end results; water pooling in the lawn then mold and fungus beginning to form. Standing water can also become a mosquitoes breeding ground.
EXISTING DRYWELLS ARE THE LAST OF THEIR KIND
NEW DRYWELLS ARE NOT LONGER PERMITTED
ALL ABOUT PUMP STATIONS
CLICK TO LEARN MORE
Some residential septic systems come equipped with a pump station. This pump pushes fluid from the septic tank to the leach field when gravity is unable to do the job.
Pump stations can also send sewage from the station to a main sewer pipe.
The septic pump station contains a sewage or effluent pump, control floats and a high-water alarm.
Control floats are designed to send a predetermined dosage of effluent to the leach field for balanced absorption throughout the day.
But what if a pump station should fail, which could happen at any time. The excessive sewage rises in the pump station and signals an alarm.
This septic pump station alarm cannot be ignored, as it indicates a failure with either the pump or one of its components. If your septic pump station should sound its alarm, it is imperative to contact
PUMP FAILURES CAN OCCUR
RESPOND IMMEDIATELY TO AN ALARM
CONTRACTOR SUPPORT
CLICK TO LEARN MORE
We understand the demands placed on today’s contractors. We’re here to keep the job moving. We provide support with:
VACUUM TRUCK SERVICES
INSPECTIONS
EVALUATIONS
STANDBY SERVICES
WHILE YOU ARE WORKING ON
TANK REPLACEMENT
DRAINFIELD RESTORATION
EMERGENCY SEWER LINE BREAKS
McDonald Septic Service has a service radius of 100+ miles from Bend, Oregon
Not sure your area is covered?
No problem! Just give us a call to find out!
(541) 382-5251
McDonald Septic Service has a service radius of 100+ miles from Bend, Oregon