Our septic tank was full, so we made a few calls to have the tank pumped out. ZHL septic services…read morewere by far the best choice. They are kind and informative. They explained the process and cost over the phone. When the guys arrived, it was no different. I'm a curious person, so I had a lot of questions, and they answered them all! They thoroughly checked the tank for damages too. The service was relatively quick. I also loved that they text to let you know when they are on the way and what time they are going to arrive. We will definitely be returning customers. I highly recommend them! A huge thanks from Green Cove Springs, FL

We could not have asked for a better experience! From the first contact, to the scheduling and to…read morethe pumping, everything went so very well. Haley was quick to respond to all questions and we were able to schedule service within a day, even though we were not in a hurry. Pricing was excellent and the guys who arrived to do the work, Mike and Brian, were professional and friendly. They had to do some extra digging since our tank hadn't been pumped in who knows when, but they never complained nor was it an issue. Would definitely and highly recommend Dr. Poo!!!

I found damp carpet in my closet. I envisioned demo of slab, huge holes in the walls and a long…read moreexpensive process. I contacted Duck duck Rooter and they sent a wonderful technician asap. I really appreciate a SMART PROFESSIONAL TECHNICIAN. He checked the closet and the shower which was the probable cause. In less than 15 minutes he identified and CONFIRMED the cause!!!!! Then recommended how to proceed. It will not be a difficult repair and I felt reassured and relieved. Mike is now my favorite person!! Use this company, you will not regret your decision.

They were able to get me same day service for my septic system for a fair price. The technician…read morediagnosed another problem and I truly appreciated that!

this is the second time we've had acme take care of our septic ceanout inspection and like last…read moretime we are pleased with their service. the owner showed up to assess our tank and we decided to pay for a filter installation "for the health of our drain field". the cost was still reasonable. it doesn't take long to empty our septic tank but a two man team does the work of locating. digging and hooking up long hoses. they showed up promptly with a 30 minute call before they arrived. I found them efficient. the smell was horrendous so they deserve the higher pay, thus, the $375 charge plus $175 filter installation.

This company has very pleasant advice. Quick service. Great service.came on time. Respect for…read moreproperty.

Very professional and thorough. My well wasn't supplying my sprinkler system with sufficient…read morepressure. Worked through several possible causes to find the issue.

I called Gator to pump out my septic tank. Carla was professional and pleasant. She quoted me a…read moreprice and when the men came out they had to locate the tank. It took a few minutes to find, but they too were professional and friendly. I was charged what was quoted for a job well done. Thanks, Gator. I won't hesitate to call you for my Well and Septic needs.

They pumped out my septic with great results. They were on time and professional. Also very…read morereasonable priced.

Absolutely amazing job by Flamingo Well and Septic! From the initial quote to project completion,…read moretheir attention to detail and genuine care stood out. We were able to collaborate on the layout of the pump and drain system to best suit our land, and the team kindly marked installation areas so we could easily identify them until we placed permanent markers ourselves. Every day, the crew (Ron and Nick) made sure we were happy with the progress, and they over-communicated (in the best way) to ensure everything met our expectations. A thoughtful touch we truly appreciated was how they used the extra dirt from digging to fill in low spots on our property; something they didn't have to do, but shows how much they care.

Outstanding and Professional -All the Way!!!…read more *****Professional and Effortless appointment scheduling. Mr. Jermaine and Mr. Eddie are true Professionals!!! I received a courtesy call, saying they were enroute to my property and after arriving that did a phenomenal job of thoroughly pumping out my septic tank, replacing and ensuring a good seal was done. Thank you for the opportunity to provide a review on your Company and the Professionals that work there.

On 9/8/26 A1 Septic emptied my nearly full septic tank. I observed the entire process while the…read moretwo men, Germaine and Eddie (G & E) proceeded. They removed the tank lid and inserted a large white tube to suction the contents out. When they got to the eight years of solids G told me they "only remove what comes out through the tube. Not the solids." I said, "Doesn't this result in the tank filling up sooner?" He just shrugged and said, "This is how it's done." G then replaced the tank lid and I noticed he did not align it properly NOR did he use any sealant adhesive. At the time I was unaware that adhesive is required and a mandatory part of the emptying process. Hence, what you are PAYING THEM TO DO, to prevent dirt and liquid from filling up the tank very soon. Not to mention the fact that they didn't even empty the tank's fecal contents! On 10/8/26, after several straight days of rain I noticed a huge area of smelly sewage water (dark bluish-green-black color with foam), present above the area where the tank is located. Obviously, they did not seal the septic tank lid. I immediately phoned A1 Septic and explained what I had observed G & E do (and NOT do), and told them what I suspected had happened and they agreed to send someone out "before noon" the next day. LATE (~3:45pm) on Friday, 10/9/26 G returned with an employee named Austin. Austin informed me he is "sent to properties where there are problems, such as yours." That being a leak after only thirty days of a tank being emptied. I told Austin, with G present, how I had observed G not position the tank lid securely on his 9/9/26 visit, not had I observed him use sealant, as required. I videoed this entire process of them examining the tank, with their verbal permission received in advance, and with Austin agreeing that the he could tell that sealant had not been used. The tank, of course, with all this rain, was FULL! Also, for the record, when G phoned me to say they were on their way, I informed him I would be recording their work. He did not object. After a few minutes of Austin and G suctioning the tank's contents they stated their truck tank was full and they were going to have to leave and have it suctioned out. I asked if he had to go to a sod farm to do this and he said not this time. He said he would leave his suction tubing so I would know he was returning. About twenty minutes later Austin and G returned. Austin then told me the woman who owns A1 Septic (there are three joint owners), said he was not allowed to empty my tank AT ALL. My tank was full to the top due to the current rainfall and water surrounding the dig site flowing in. I pleaded with Austin to suction it out and he said she (owner) said he was NOT ALLOWED TO DO IT! I asked Austin if this meant that sewage will now back up into my house and he said, "Yes, it's likely that sewage will now back up into the house drains." I asked him what I was to do now that it's late on a Friday night with a full septic tank. He said I could likely "call some other company to come out on Saturday, but not A1 Septic." While Austin and G were still at my house I phoned an attorney and put him on speaker so they could all hear what my attorney was advising. In conclusion: I had phoned A1 Septic to allow them to remedy their errors, which were not emptying my tank originally on 9/9/26 and not sealing my tank or lining up the lid and the same date. And now, on 10/9/26, after they realized their negligence was obvious and on video recording, they were advised my A1 Septic's owner to leave my premises. Also important to mention, I had a plumber present on 10/9/26 who observed the entire scenario.