Pricing

What septic and grease trap service costs

Every job is priced off the tank, the access, the distance, and the work the system actually needs. Here is what goes into each service, and what we will not guess at.

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Septic service cost Septic service cost is the total price of a septic job, made up of the work itself, the volume and access of the tank, the travel distance, and any permits or disposal fees the job requires. Every service has its own set of cost drivers.

Knowing what actually drives the price makes it possible to compare quotes on the same terms instead of on one number.

We publish a range only where we can stand behind it. Where a range is not published yet, the honest answer is a quote for your property, so that is what the table says. Call 720-427-7557 and we will price the job on the phone or on site.

Cost by service

Each service below is priced separately, and the cost drivers listed are the ones that actually move the number on a Front Range property.

Affordable Septic Pumping service pricing and cost drivers
Service	Price	What drives the cost
Septic tank pumping	Call for a quote	Tank size in gallons. How long it has been since the last pump-out. Whether the lid is at grade or has to be dug up. Truck access to the tank and driveway length. Travel distance from Westminster. Disposal fees at the receiving facility.
Septic tank cleaning	Call for a quote	Tank size in gallons. Depth of hardened scum and sludge. Access to both compartments. Travel distance from Westminster. Disposal fees at the receiving facility.
Septic system inspection	Call for a quote	Whether the inspection is for a real estate transfer or for an owner. Whether a pump-out is performed as part of the inspection. How much locating is needed to find the tank and field. County paperwork the report has to satisfy. Travel distance from Westminster.
Septic system repair	Call for a quote	Which component failed. Depth of the tank or line and how much excavation it takes to reach. Whether the county requires a permit for the repair. Parts, such as baffles, tees, filters, lids, or pumps. Whether the drain field is involved.
Drain field replacement	Call for a quote	Soil evaluation results and the design they require. System type the design calls for. Trench length and site access for equipment. County permit and inspection requirements. Abandonment of the old field.
Septic system installation	Call for a quote	Soil and percolation results. System type the design requires. Tank size and number of bedrooms served. Site access, slope, and rock. County permit, design, and inspection requirements.
Septic tank risers and lids	Call for a quote	How deep the existing lid is buried. Riser diameter and number of sections. Number of access points being brought to grade. Lid type and whether it is secured.
Emergency septic service	Call for a quote	Time of day and day of week. How far the truck has to travel. Whether the tank has to be located before work starts. Volume pumped to stop the backup.
Grease trap cleaning	Call for a quote	Interceptor size in gallons. Service interval and how full the trap is. Indoor or outdoor placement and access. Time of service relative to kitchen hours. Disposal fees at the receiving facility.
Grease trap pumping	Call for a quote	Interceptor size in gallons. Service frequency. Access and hose run from the truck. Disposal fees at the receiving facility.
Grease trap installation	Call for a quote	Required interceptor size for the kitchen fixtures and flow. Indoor under-sink unit or outdoor in-ground interceptor. Plumbing rework the tie-in requires. Excavation and concrete work for an outdoor unit. Permit and inspection requirements.
Septic system locating and troubleshooting	Call for a quote	How much of the system has to be located. Whether records or as-builts exist. Lot size and ground conditions. Depth of the tank and lines.
Septic tank abandonment	Call for a quote	Tank size and construction. Whether the county requires crushing, filling, or removal. Access for equipment and fill material. Documentation the county requires.