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Cisco Septic Service

📍 Adkins, TX
★★★★★5(614 reviews)

One of 2 septic companies listed in our Adkins directory. Listing compiled by SepticTankHub from public data — not affiliated with or operated by this business.

Septic Pumping & CleaningGrease Trap Cleaning
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5.0/5
614 Reviews
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ABOUT

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Cisco Septic Service is a dedicated septic pumping company serving the San Antonio area and Central Texas, including Atascosa, Bandera, Bexar, Comal, Guadalupe, Kendall, Hays, Medina, and Wilson counties. They specialize in maintaining the health of septic systems by preventing backups and sludge buildup through regular pumping. Cisco Septic Service handles various types of tanks, including aerobic, conventional, lift stations, and cesspools, ensuring thorough cleaning to promote healthy bacteria in the system. They also offer grease trap pumping services. The company prides itself on being honest, fast, friendly, and professional, committed to providing premium service at an affordable price. They are TCEQ #25421 and NAWT #14353ITC certified, ensuring reliable and compliant septic solutions for both residential and commercial clients.

🕐 Operating Hours
Monday: 8AM-5PM
📍6435 Cooksey Rd, Adkins, TX 78101 · Listed in the SepticTankHub Adkins directory.
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REVIEWS

Customer Reviews

5.0
★★★★★
Based on 614 Google reviews
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WHAT WE DO

Services Offered

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Septic Pumping & Cleaning

Routine pumping and thorough cleaning to maintain your system and prevent backups.

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Grease Trap Cleaning

Professional cleaning and maintenance of commercial grease traps and interceptors.

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PRICING

Estimated Pricing

Service
Range
Average
Septic Pumping
$300–$600
$425
Septic Inspection
$150–$350
$235
Septic Repair
$500–$2,500
$1,200
Drain Field Repair
$2,000–$8,000
$4,500
Grease Trap Cleaning
$200–$500
$325

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