Septic Pump Repair & Septic Alarm Service

If your septic alarm is going off, the water in your pump tank has likely risen too high. The cause may be a failed pump, a stuck float, a tripped breaker, or an electrical problem. Ignoring it can lead to backups into your home.

What To Do When Your Septic Alarm Goes Off

Silence the alarm (most panels have a silence button).
Cut water use as much as possible: no laundry, dishwasher, or long showers.
Check whether the pump's breaker has tripped. Do not open the tank or work on wiring yourself.
Call Southern Septic at (404) 528-4631. We offer 24/7 emergency service.

Septic Pump Repair and Replacement

We diagnose the pump, floats, control panel, and alarm, then explain whether a repair or a replacement makes sense, with an upfront estimate before we do any work. We install all brands and styles of septic pumps.

Service Area

We serve Forsyth County and Fulton County, including Cumming, Alpharetta, Roswell, Milton, Johns Creek, and Sandy Springs. We handle full septic permitting in both counties.

Why Southern Septic Company

Southern Septic is based in Cumming and has 15 years of experience. We offer free estimates and 24/7 emergency service.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my septic alarm going off?

The usual causes are a failed pump, a stuck or failed float, a tripped breaker, or very heavy water use. A technician needs to diagnose the cause.

Can I still use water when my septic alarm is on?

Use as little as possible until it's fixed. Most pump tanks have some reserve capacity, but it's limited.

Do you repair septic pumps after hours?

Yes. We offer 24/7 emergency service. Call (404) 528-4631.

Get a Free Estimate

Call Southern Septic Company at (404) 528-4631 (24/7 emergency service).
Book online anytime: 855-591-4376.

Or request a free estimate online. Upfront estimates before any work begins. No job too big or too small.