Trusted Septic Services in Greenville, SC

Professional Septic Services Throughout Greenville & Spartanburg County, SC & Surrounding Areas


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CLEAN SYSTEMS ARE QUIET SYSTEMS.

Degler Waste Services is a trusted septic and waste service company in Wellford, SC, proudly serving customers throughout Greenville, Spartanburg, and surrounding areas. With years of industry experience, our team provides dependable septic tank services, grease trap cleaning, sewage services, and drainage services for residential and commercial customers. We are committed to delivering quality service, honest and reliable workmanship, integrity, and competitive pricing on every job. Whether you need septic tank maintenance, grease trap cleaning, sewage solutions, or drainage services, Degler Waste Services is dedicated to getting the job done efficiently and professionally. Contact us today for experienced, affordable septic and waste services you can count on throughout the Greenville and Spartanburg County areas.


When something does go wrong, we would rather be the name you already have than the one you find at midnight.

  • Free same-day estimates
  • Residential and commercial work
  • Emergency service on weekends
  • Licensed and Insured
  • Veteran and Senior discounts

UPSTATE PROPERTIES RUN ON WHAT NOBODY SEES.

Piedmont soil across Greenville, SC is dominated by the Cecil series, whose subsoil can run 35 to 70 percent clay and drains slowly by design. Add roughly 50 inches of rain a year and a drain field has to work hard for every gallon it receives. That ground shapes how we pump, how often we recommend service, which lines we choose to jet first, and what we tell a property owner when a drain field is genuinely finished rather than merely tired and slow.

CAREFUL WORK BEATS FAST WORK EVERY TIME.

A tank lid pried up carelessly cracks. A trap pumped only from the top leaves the hardened cap behind. A jetter run at the wrong pressure for the pipe diameter can do damage instead of cleaning. We take the extra minutes: full pump-out to the floor of the tank, inlet and outlet baffles checked, lids reseated properly, and the site left the way we found it.

➜ SEPTIC AND WASTE SERVICE IN GREENVILLE

why choose us?

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Quality of Services

We take pride in providing high-quality septic and waste services, using dependable solutions and attention to detail to ensure every job is completed properly.

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Integrity

We believe in honest, dependable service and treating every customer with respect, transparency, and integrity from start to finish.

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Competitive Pricing

We offer competitive and fair pricing without compromising the quality or reliability of our septic, grease trap, sewage, and drainage services.

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Years of Experience

With years of industry experience, our team has the knowledge and expertise to handle a wide range of septic and waste service needs efficiently and professionally.

➜ OUR SEPTIC AND WASTE SERVICES

WHAT WE DO

Six services cover almost everything a septic or sewer system asks for, from routine pumping to the camera work that tells you exactly where a line gave up.

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Septic Tank Services

Pumping, cleaning, inspection, and repair for residential and commercial tanks, including inlet and outlet pumping. We empty to the tank floor rather than skimming the liquid, then check baffles before the lid goes back down.

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Grease Trap Cleaning

Scheduled pumping for restaurant traps plus floor drain and sink line cleaning, sized to how hard your kitchen actually runs. Regular service keeps you under the 25 percent threshold your sewer authority enforces.

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Sewage Pump System

Installation, repair, and replacement for ejector and grinder pumps moving waste uphill from basements, additions, and commercial buildings. Basin cleaning, float checks, and alarm testing are part of the visit.

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Sewer Line Jetting

High-pressure water clears grease, roots, mineral scale, and sludge from sewer and drain lines without chemicals. Pressure is matched to the pipe, and we confirm the result rather than assuming it.

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Drain Field Repair

Diagnosis and repair for saturated, clogged, or slow drain fields, including line jetting, gravel pit work, and honest guidance when a field has reached the end. Wet spots and odors get traced to a cause.

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Sewer Camera and Locator

Video inspection of sewer and drain lines plus locating, so a buried tank, lid, or lateral gets marked from the surface. You see the same footage we do before anything gets dug.

➜ WHAT UPSTATE PROPERTY OWNERS SAY

Degler Waste Services REVIEWS.

Working one region for this long means most of our work now arrives through people who have already used us. Reviews across Greenville, SC and Spartanburg County run to a 4.8 average, and the themes repeat: we show up, we explain what we found, and the price matches the estimate.

➜ SERVICE AREAS

SERVING THE UPSTATE.

We cover Greenville, SC and the whole of Spartanburg County from our yard on David Avenue in Wellford, SC. That includes Greer, Taylors, Simpsonville, Fountain Inn, Travelers Rest, Duncan, Lyman, Inman, Landrum, Chesnee, Easley, Anderson, and Clemson, plus every rural road in between where public sewer never reached.


Distance changes nothing about how a job runs. The same trucks, the same equipment, and the same free same-day estimate apply whether you are three miles out or across the county line. Weekend emergency calls are answered across the whole service area.

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Greenville, SC

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Spartanburg, SC

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Simpsonville, SC

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Greer, SC

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Inman, SC

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Duncan, SC

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Lyman, SC

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Wellford, SC

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Travelers Rest, SC

FREE SAME-DAY ESTIMATES. WEEKEND EMERGENCY COVER.

Free same-day estimates · Competitive pricing · Weekend emergency service

Residential and commercial · 24 years of experience · Licensed pumper and hauler

Call Now — We Answer

Mon - Fri: 8am - 5pm

Sat - Sun: Closed


➜ Common Questions

frequently asked questions.

Nearly everything people ask us comes down to timing, warning signs, and what is safe to put down a drain. Here are the questions we field most often across the Upstate.

  • How often do I need to have my septic tank pumped?

    We recommend pumping every 3 to 5 years, which matches EPA guidance for an average household. Tank size, how many people live there, and how much water you use all move that number.

  • How often do I need to have my grease trap serviced?

    Most kitchens need cleaning every 1 to 3 months, though volume changes it. A fryer-heavy kitchen may crest sooner, and your sewer authority requires service once grease and solids reach 25 percent of liquid depth.

  • What are the signs of needing septic tank services?

    Slow drains throughout the house, unpleasant odors near the tank, gurgling in fixtures, and visible overflow in the yard. Any one of those is worth a call before the next one shows up.

  • How do I tell if my septic tank is full?

    You usually cannot from the surface, which is why guessing costs money. Solids should be pumped once they occupy roughly a third to half the tank, and that is measured with a sludge probe.

  • What can and cannot be flushed with a septic system?

    Human waste and toilet paper only. Wipes labeled flushable, paper towels, feminine products, grease, coffee grounds, and harsh drain chemicals either fill the tank faster or kill the bacteria doing the work.

➜ RECENT WORK WE DID

VIEW OUR GALLERY.

Tanks opened, traps scraped clean, jetted lines before and after, and drain field trenches back under grass. The gallery shows the parts of the job most property owners never see, which is usually the part that explains the invoice.