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I have to say, I hope not to cross paths with these fellows too often. They were nice guys, and both had great sense of humor. I suppose that is how it has to be in their field of endeavor. But they came out on short notice, worked hard, and got the job done. And B&D Septic Service sure knows their SEO. They are all over the internet, and own their realm on Google.

You know, some of the least appreciated services are also among the least appealing jobs. Go figure.

I didn't shake his hand. He says he doesn't get a lot of handshakes during his work day.

Lots of folks think a septic tank should be pumped every 5 years as preventive maintenance. I like living in town, myself, where I have a straight pipe to some place beyond the curb.

My Sellers had this one pumped for a Buyer in Raleigh, who wanted it done prior to contract. $195 later, we're flush for another 5 years.

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Posted by Mike Jaquish Cary, NC, Real Estate on 10/01/2009 08:05 PM

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Mike, Sounds like your experience with the septic folks was necessary. It's a messy job but someone is probably happy to get paid.

Hi Mike~ I am with you. I would much rather live in town with the straight pipe to somewhere beyond the curb, but my husband loves living in the county so we have a septic tank. Thankfully it works like it is designed to. Yes, preventative maintenance is always best, especially when it comes to a septic system!