Reno, Nevada

Septic tank pumping in Reno
and across the Truckee Meadows.

Not everything around Reno is on city sewer. The properties on the edges run their own systems, and those systems need pumping, inspecting and occasionally rescuing. That is the work we drive over for, and we have been doing it across Northern Nevada since 2013.

Septic pumping and repair in Reno.

The full system, not just the part that is easy to reach.

Pumping and inspection

Routine pumping on a schedule that fits your system rather than a generic chart, with a full inspection every visit. More on septic services.

Locating and risers

If nobody knows where the tank is, we find it. Then we usually recommend a riser so the next service call does not start with a shovel. More on risers.

Repair and leach fields

Cracked tanks, failed baffles, and fields that have stopped draining. We lead with repair rather than replacement. More on leach fields.

Why a Fallon company runs to Reno.

Marshall's has worked across Northern Nevada since 2013, and the Reno side of it has been part of that from early on. The distance matters far less than whether the truck arrives in the window you were given.

What we do have is a schedule that holds. The run to Reno has been part of the week for years, so a Reno job is a routine stop rather than a favor we are fitting in, and the window you are given is one we intend to keep.

What we do not do here

Dumpster rental and portable toilets run out of Fallon and cover Fallon, Churchill County, Fernley, Silver Springs and the surrounding communities. Not Reno.

Rather than take the booking and disappoint you, we would rather say so here. See the full service area.

Reno questions.

Yes. Plenty of property around the edges of the Truckee Meadows sits outside the municipal sewer district and runs on its own system. Those are the ones we service.

Customers in the Reno area regularly tell us that even with the drive factored in, our quote comes in under what they were quoted locally. We quote before we come out, and the quote is what you pay.

Most Northern Nevada households land on a two to three year interval, though tank size and how many people are on the system move that in both directions. We measure the scum and sludge layers on the first visit and tell you your actual interval.

We locate the system, uncover the access holes, flush the toilets and check for signs of backup, inspect the baffle, pump and float system, and measure the scum and sludge layers. Then we pump, and finish with an application of bacterial enzyme treatment.

Not in Reno. Those lines run out of Fallon and cover Fallon, Churchill County, Fernley, Silver Springs and the surrounding communities. If you need a container or units in Reno, we would rather tell you now than waste your time.

Tank needs attention around Reno?

Tell us where the property is and what it is doing. We will tell you what it needs.