Residential pump-out
The tank is drawn down, the baffles get a look, and you hear what the lid showed before we coil the hose.
All Seasons Septic Service
The tank gets emptied before the lawn tells on you
Pump-outs, alarm calls, and sale inspections from 200 Cushing Street in Stoughton. Four people, one phone, the hose already on the truck.
- Shop200 Cushing St, Stoughton
- Phone+1 (781) 408-0460
- OwnerKevin Orlando
From the yard
Four jobs that leave from Cushing Street
Open a line to read the short version. The longer write-up sits on the services page.
Alarm and backup
A high-water light or a slow fixture. We separate tank, line, and field before anyone orders a part you do not need.
Sale inspection
A written read for a closing in Stoughton or the towns around it, for the buyer or the listing side.
Filter and baffles
The outlet filter and the hardware that rusts shut between visits. Pulled, rinsed, and noted.
On the day
A pump-out that starts with the lid, not a guess
You name the symptom
Alarm, smell, a sale date, or a tank that is simply due. The phone call sets the truck.
We find the lid
Grass, a deck, or a riser that has not been opened in years. Access is half the visit.
The tank is read
Level, baffles, filter. Pumping happens after we know what we are looking at.
You get the note
What we saw, what can wait, and what should not wait until the next holiday weekend.
Recent yards
Three yards that went quiet again
Ranch with a holiday backup
The alarm had been chirping since Friday. The outlet filter was packed. Pump, rinse, and the fixtures ran the same evening.
Sale on a dead-end street
Buyer wanted the tank opened before the inspection contingency. Baffles were intact. The note went to both sides the next morning.
Lid under a new deck
The riser had been boxed in. We found a hatch the builder left, pumped through it, and marked the board for the next visit.
The shop
A four-person crew and one phone line
4people on the crew
30seasons in the trade
1number for the truck
MAStoughton and nearby towns
The owner
Kevin still picks up the Stoughton line
If the yard smells, the tank is already talking. Call before the weekend crowd does.
On the truck
Who rides the truck out of Cushing Street
A small crew. The same people who answer also open the lid.
- Kevin OrlandoOwner. Takes the call and sets the route.
- Pump crewHose, lids, and the note you get before we leave the driveway.
- Shop line+1 (781) 408-0460 · [email protected]
After the visit
What the street says after the hose is coiled
They found the lid under the hostas and had the alarm quiet before supper.
A Stoughton homeowner
The sale note was plain. No scare language, just what the baffles looked like.
A listing nearby
Same number I called three years ago. Same person picked up.
A repeat pump-out
Before the truck rolls
The price is spoken before the truck rolls
Tank size and how buried the lid is change the number. We say it on the phone, not after the hose is dirty.
Scheduled pump-out
Quoted from tank size and access. The usual residential visit when nothing is backing up.
Alarm or backup
Same crew, sooner on the board. The quote covers the diagnostic and the pump if the tank is the cause.
Sale inspection
A written read timed to the closing. Priced when you tell us the address and the date.
Cushing Street
Leave the digits. Cushing Street rings them.
Phone only. No account, no portal. Kevin or the crew calls the number you type.