As a woman, it's sometimes hard to know who to trust when it comes to work like this. But I have…read morefound this company to be trustworthy, honest, and committed to doing the highest quality work. I appreciate the clear communication and effort to thoroughly explain everything in a way that makes sense. They have been around forever, and I understand why!

My 94-year-old mom lives in Natick and I live in Chicago. She had been experiencing a backed-up…read moresink drain and water pouring out from behind her washer. I called 3 different companies to come out and rectify the problem. Bill Regan actually spoke with one of the guys who determined the cause and who had indicated the main line was crushed and that this was an emergency situation. Because of this, Dan came out within 2 hours and replaced the entire 12' long pipe. This was on a Friday, no less, before a weekend when my mom would have suffered had someone not shown up. Also, I received almost immediate callbacks from Alyssa when I called twice in a panic. I am grateful, being so far away, that I now have a company I can count on when it matters most.

Professional, ethical, and compassionate is how I would describe the owner of Curtis Septic…read moreService, Andy Curtis. My 1st septic inspection was failed by a local inspector, the 2nd inspection conditionally passed, but the inspector couldn't back up his findings because of a completed perc test completed in my backyard. So the BOH challenged my option to replace the distribution box in my front yard instead of an entire new system. By a miracle, I was researching DEP laws, and trying to research legal advice and found CSS' number. I spoke with Andy who was an expert in septic systems and title 5 inspections. He offered to help me (even though I was @ 75 miles away). He hired expert soil evaluators and engineers to test the soil and water table. He even documented professional photos of the entire system. In a few weeks he'll be appearing before my town's BOH hearing to proof my system doesnt have a high water table in the front yard and that my septic system passes Title 5 standards as long as the d-box is replaced. I'm forever grateful for Andy's motivation as an industry leader to improve the accuracy of Title 5 inspections by passing new legislation to protect honest, competent inspectors and installers along with protecting the public from unnecessary repairs and costs. Thank you to Andy, his staff, and team of experts for helping me during a difficult time. God bless you.

No longer a legitimate business. After years of good service, they've fallen apart under new…read moreownership. Appointments missed with no contact, phone calls not returned, text messages ignored. Avoid.

if you have contacted or hired Ryan Boyd for Septic or Excavation work please RUN as soon as you…read morecan. Do not hire this man stay as far away as possible. Hired to install Septic system agreed in April 2021 will start in approx 2 weeks. 5 weeks later shows up digs up the yard big pile dirt and rocks front lawn install Tank only and left. never returned Finally hired second contractor to finish the job which was completed in August. That's 5 months to complete a 7 day job what a nightmare. I lost about $2000 between 1st payment and work performed.

Fairbanks provided excellent, professional, friendly service for a sewer line repair. Frank and…read moreDaniel provided great advice, finished the job quickly and for a reasonable cost.

Fairbank Septic was incredibly professional, thoughtful, and responsive throughout our pumping and…read moretitle 5 inspection. Calls and messages were always immediately answered or promptly responded to. The title 5 inspection was quite thorough and buyers should be confident based on the quality of their service. Without question, we'll use them again!!

The short: My experience with Curtis septic was horrible. Their staff is rude, sneaky, and they…read moredon't have respect for homeowners. The Curtis septic staff treated me like a crazy person, disrespected me, my home, and my wishes for how to care for my land. Stay away from them. The long: They began work the day we closed on the house (paid for by previous owner as part of deal). They didn't contact us at all before beginning work - the new owners. They cut down 12 mature trees without telling us this would happen. The whole reason we bought the house was it's natural setting. They blamed the arborist they contracted with and we're completely unsympathetic - trees are disposable to them. Next they cut our water well line while digging. They knew they did this, but didn't tell us. We planned to move in that day but had to delay by a week and move the week of Christmas. They came into the house under false pretenses, but actually wanted to see if the breaker was tripped. It wasn't, but the line was still cut and that's all they did to verify the water worked (they didn't turn on the faucet to check.) When we discovered this happened they made no attempt to repair it quickly - having no water and being unable to move in wasn't their problem, I guess. They blamed the previous owner for not telling them where the line was. I wanted to plant native plants (not grass) in the quarter acre of bare dirt they left behind. I asked about the source of the loam as I was worried about invasive species. They were entirely uncooperative. They told me I needed to put down grass and use round up forever. This is not something I wanted, but they had no respect for that and were unhelpful. I let them put down the loam and guess what? The $500 of native seeds I planted didn't come up because they were outcompeted by an invasive non-native weed. Pic attached. Now I have to manually pull a quarter acre of dense weeds and replant. I don't expect Curtis Septic to know about native plants, but I do expect them to respect the homeowners wishes and be helpful to achieve them. Finally, when they put down the loam they used heavy machinery to compact it. This is a horrible practice that makes it very difficult to plant anything afterwords. I was home when they did it so I went and talked to one of the employees (the only respectful person in the company I encountered). I was calm and constructive. The employee driving the compacter (I don't know machines) saw me, drove very fast straight toward me, stopped suddenly, jumped out and yelled at me "what's the problem!?" I had been calm but I got upset being talked to that way so I said with an attitude, "you're compacting my soil." He replied with a long tirade of yelling "how else am I supposed to do it?" And "you don't know anything about how this is done." Completely unprompted, he screamed at me. So the bottom line is all but 1 of the half dozen Curtis Septic staff members I encountered treated me like a weirdo and a child. They talked down to me, snuck around, and ignored my concerns. They didn't communicate even the most basic things we needed to know like when they would start work, what they would do, and that we had no water because of their lack of planning. The septic system seems to work I guess, but how we got here was awful and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

Hard working, top of the line, consummate professionals. Please read the whole review for a robust…read moreunderstanding of what an incredible team Curtis Septic is and how they saved the day. Curtis Septic is the best decision we have ever made when working with a professional for an important home, family and safety project. Septic systems are the largest investment you will ever make in your home that no one will see. When you make a large important home investment you need to know you are getting the best services and products. From the moment we called Curtis we could tell we engaging with caring and dedicated professionals. They were thoughtful in ways I could not have predicted, from explaining the process, to answering off hours questions via email, text and call, to walking us through how the septic worked and how they were installing it- every step of the way they held our hands and were dedicated, kind and skilled beyond measure. The team communicated expertly, everyone was well versed in our families needs and objectives and the crew was the best crew to have on site. They were polite, thoughtful, kind and gentle mannered which is important for me as I am home with young kids. I have never worked with a company that had such seamless communication between the field and the office, that called after each day of work to update my family on the project status, who communicated on my families behalf with town offices to enable us to register paperwork, and who communicated with our real estate team. They were respectful, worked carefully and quickly and did everything they could to during the busiest season on record for septic replacement in our town. Curtis enabled the replacement of our system in time for the new owners of our home and ourselves to meet the closing deadline. They understood how important it was for both families to have the septic installed, and they pulled out every single stop to install the system safely, perfectly and quickly. They explained the process, thought of everything they could to help expedite the process on our behalf as the sellers, and on the behalf of the family who bought the beautiful home. They were fastidious, kind, insightful and gifted professionals. I cannot recommend Curtis enough, and am grateful we had the opportunity to work with such a gifted team during a stressful time in our life (selling and purchasing a home). Their pricing is competitive and fair, their work is far better then what we could have hoped for- we are grateful beyond measure we worked with Curtis Septic. Curtis Septic I have never worked with a company of such exceptional professionals. They took on my families needs as their own, both anticipating and exceeding them. We had a home we purchased with a septic that needed replacing, and Curtis worked tirelessly to fit our project in when every other company did not make an effort to work with us on scheduling. The first day of work they had to utilize their 50 years of experience to tie in a system through some major unforeseen issues underground. One of the things we've learned through the septic process, the engineers can't see underground, so the septic company you work with needs the experience and expertise to adapt and overcome unforeseen challenges. We worked with Curtis on two separate septic systems, and each time they went so far above and beyond what we could ask of a company. Their communication, flawless service and kindness to our family as we moved through a critical process from replacement to board of health plan approvals, to work, to board of health final approvals. They explained every piece of the process, were on call for questions and were fastidiously clean, timely and kind to our children and animals. For such driven, experienced professionals, they have the best customer service I have encountered. The communication was exceptional and consistent, the field and office were always on the same page, they updated and relayed information more quickly then we knew to be possible. They were aware of approvals at different stages in the process before we were, and adapted to each and every obstacle. Replacing a septic can be stressful, it is an unforeseen expense and the work often is required after dealing with a problem related to the septic, so it can be emotionally taxing as well, and it's important to work with a team that understand that and helps you. Curtis is the only team to work with, they were incredible. They instantly resolved our problem by working through them effectively and quickly, they managed our anxiety and built us the best most effective, environmentally sound and perfectly working septic. Replacing a septic system can be stressful, working with Curtis resolved that stress and created the best system available. We are grateful we chose Curtis, and hope this helps anyone deciding who to work with in a stressful septic process.

Thursday morning I woke up to a small flood in my basement. The sewer pipe was blocked somewhere…read morebetween my house and the street. There only two plumber/sever companies I have ever dealt with in the past and I didn't want to use either of them because of past experiences. I wasn't really sure what to do so I jumped on Yelp and found All In One Drain Cleaning. I called and got a live person, Bill, who said that someone would be coming out my way in a few hours. Blake was the person who showed up, before noon. He tried snaking the pipe with a monster snake and had no luck. He then had to send a camera down the drain to see what was up. He told me how much it would cost and my eyes rolled into the back of my head but I had no choice and had to go with it. I am really shocked at how much it costs to send a camera down the pipe for 5 minutes. Yikes! Anyway, the camera revealed that the pipe was clogged solid so that was a good call. The next step was to blast the blockage with a water jet. Because of where my drain cleanout is located in the basement, there was no way to blast it without flooding the basement. This is where his boss, Bill, stepped in and a decision was made to dig up the front yard and install a cleanout pipe connected to the main pipe. The whole job took several hours and was finished around 7PM. It cost an arm, a leg, a lamppost, and my firstborn but at last, I was able to shower and poop without worrying that the goods would end up in the basement again. I guess certain services are just very expensive. I don't have any point of reference as to the price point because I wasn't able to "shop" around, although I am also not sure I would want to anyway. Bill and Blake a couple of very hard-working guys and they know their craft. On top of that, they are very personable and bicker like an old married couple. I would strongly recommend them to anyone who is dealing with serious plumbing or sewage problems.

Horrible Horrible Horrible... no shows, no call, no email responses…read more I waited all day and nothing. I still have pipes that will not drain..

These guys are the best. Had a main sewer line blockage shortly after wife being in hospital and…read morehouse company due soon. Panic! They sent a pleasant, personable tech to my house within hours and solved the problem. If you ever have a drain emergency these folks will address it in a competent, thoroughly professional manner.

I had clogged kitchen sink and contacted them on Monday night, they quickly responded with an…read moreestimate. They also gave me multiple availabilities for the next day. The technician Santo came and fixed the clogged kitchen sink drain. It was deeper clog so he used a long snake and made sure the pipe to the main drain was unclogged. He also gave me tips to prevent the same thing happening again. I would use them again in the future.

Used them for surveying a residential Property. The property…read moreis in Everett, so I was happy that they serve this area with a price that is competitive with the more in city surveyors. Excellent communication. Did not have to wait months and months on a wait list. That was a plus!! They responded quickly to my call and emails. Contract done with e/doc signing so I never had to step in my car and drive to Acton. Reliable, professional service by surveyors. I'm pleased with the service and recommend them. I believe they service most of Boston. Five stars!!

From the owner: Stamski and McNary Inc, located in Acton, MA, specializes in providing top-quality services in the…read morefields of civil engineering and land surveying. With a dedicated team of experienced professionals, they offer a comprehensive range of services including site planning, land development, boundary surveys, and construction layout. Their commitment to precision and attention to detail ensures that every project is executed with the highest standards of excellence, making them a trusted choice for both residential and commercial clients in the region.