HAVING A SEPTIC PROBLEM?? WE ARE HERE FOR YOU!!

John Wilson Plumbing & Septic Service is proud to serve Central Florida in the following areas: Orange, Seminole, Flagler, Volusia, and Lake Counties with all your septic needs.

John Wilson Plumbing & Septic Service will provide you with the best service available. Our trucks and machinery are truly cutting edge and we apply modern-day technology to get the job done with excellence.

• Commercial & Residential Pump-Outs
• Restaurant Grease Trap Pump-Outs
• Electric Eel Service
• High Pressure Cleaning of Sewer Lines & Drain Fields
• Installation of Sewage Pump & Effluent Pumps
• Repair/Installation of Drain Fields
• Septic to Sewer Conversions
• High Pressure Water Jetting

For more information about our Septic Services

CALL US: TOLL-FREE @ (866) 985-5687

DO YOU HAVE A CLOGGED DRAIN OR AN ANNOYING LEAKY FAUCET?

We are here for you. We can handle any job, big or small, in the Central Florida area including:

• Commercial – Residential Plumbing
• Complete Plumbing Repairs
• Faucets – Disposals
• Drain Clogs
• Toilets – Water Heaters
• Leak Detection
• Repipe Specialities
• New Construction
• Restaurant Repair
• Water Treatment

So, call the professional plumbers first. We’re the experts Central Florida has been trusting since 1995. We provide all of our dependable plumbing services not just in Orange County, but also in Seminole County, Volusia County, Osceola County, Lake County and many other nearby cities and neighborhoods. Our plumbers are everything you’d expect a plumber to be – professional, fast and experienced. For simply the best plumbing in Central Florida – including Orlando – you’ve got to call John Wilson Plumbing and Septic Toll Free (866) 985-5687 .

Do you need a plumbing contractor for a remodeling project? Has your Deland home or office sprung a leak? The experienced plumbers at John Wilson Plumbing and Septic handle all types of residential and commercial plumbing services. From simple repairs to complex installations, we provide quality plumbing services throughout Volusia and Seminole Counties.

Full Plumbing Services Offered – Call: Toll Free (866) 985-5687

* Commercial / Residential / Industrial
* New Construction / Remodeling
* Copper Repipe Specialist (1 Day Repipes)
* Water heaters, gas, electric & tankless
* Gas Lines
* Water Lines
* Fixture Installation, Repairs, & Sales
* Hydroflushing
* Sewer Lines Cleaned, Repaired & Maintained
* Sewer Video Inspections (Seeing Is Believing!)
* Pipe locating & Leak Detection
* Sewer & Water Line Replacement
* City & Building Cleanouts
* Design and Build
* Consulting
* Epoxy pipe lining (Repipe alternative)

Plumbing services: Deland, FL and surrounding areas.

In the Greater Orlando Area: We Specialize Plumbing Service, Repair And Replacement Of:

• Water Heaters
• Tankless Water Heater Systems
• Polybutylene Pipe Replacement
• All Phases Of Drain And Sewer Cleaning
• Backflow Testing, Certification And Repairs
• Well Pump Installation And Repairs

A septic system is a highly efficient, self-contained, underground wastewater treatment system. A septic system consists of two main parts- a septic tank and a drainfield. The septic tank is a watertight box, usually made of concrete or fiberglass, with an inlet and pipe. Wastewater flows from the home to the septic tank through the sewer pipe. The septic tank treats the wastewater naturally by holding it in the tank long enough for solids and liquids to separate.

The wastewater forms three layers inside the tank.

* Solids lighter than water (such as grease and oil) float to the top forming a layer of scum.

* Solids heavier than water settle at the bottom of the bottom of the tank forming a layer of sludge.

* Middle layer is partially clarified wastewater.

The layers of sludge and scum remain in the septic tank where bacteria found naturally in the wastewater work to break the solids down. The sludge and scum that cannot be broken down are retained in the tank until the tank is pumped. The layer of clarified liquid flows from the septic tank to the drainfield or to a distribution device, which helps uniformly distribute the wastewater in the drainfield.

A standard drainfield is a series of trenches or a bed lined with gravel or course sand and buried one to three feet below the ground surface. The drainfield treats the wastewater by allowing it to slowly trickle from the pipes out into the gravel and down through the soil. The sand and gravel act as biological filters.

** If  you own a septic system, it is important that it be properly maintained. How often you need to pump the solids out of your septic tank depends on three major factors:

1. the number of people in your household

2. the amount of wastewater generated (based on the # of people in the household and amount of water used)

3. the volume of solids in the wastewater (e.g., using a garbage disposal will increase the amount of solids)

Call John Wilson Plumbing and Septic, Inc  (866) 985-5687 for all your Septic System and Drainfield needs!!

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John Wilson Plumbing and Septic Service is here to help with your septic tank and drain field needs in the Deland area.

Regular Pumping means:
Longer life of your septic system

The comfort and enjoyment of your home depends on the proper functioning of all your plumbing systems. Problems with your plumbing system are intrusions that need to be resolved quickly and professionally. It is our job to make those problems disappear when they occur. Call us, we’ll do our part to restore your home.
We exist to make problems disappear.

The number of people in your household and your tank size are factors that can help you determine the frequency for pumping your tanks.

For prompt and courteous service call: Toll Free (866) 985-5687 or schedule an appointment by clicking here.