Septic in Morristown and across East Tennessee

Yes. Call at any hour and your call gets answered — we take your name, your number, the address and what is happening, and we get straight back to you. Most plumbing companies around here close at five and send you to voicemail until Monday.

Morristown and the surrounding counties — Hamblen, Jefferson, Grainger, Hawkins and Cocke — and west through to Knoxville, Maryville, Alcoa, Oak Ridge, Clinton, Lenoir City and Sevier County. If your town is not on our service area list and you are nearby, ring and ask. We will give you a straight answer rather than take the job and let you down.

You get one firm number for the work described. Not a range, not a 'starting at', and not three tiers arranged so the middle one looks sensible. We look at the job first, tell you what it costs, and that is the price. Anything genuinely unknowable until we open something up gets said out loud before we start.

Yes — licensed and insured in Tennessee for plumbing, heating and cooling, electrical and gas. We can provide a certificate of insurance for builders and property managers on request.

All four are in-house. On a remodel, an addition or a new build that touches plumbing, heating and cooling, electrical and gas, that is one contractor to schedule and one company to hold responsible instead of three or four.

Yes. Septic is a big part of rural East Tennessee and a lot of shops will not touch it. New systems are quoted from the issued permit design rather than a guess, because the permit sets the drain field length and the tank size.

Our workmanship is warranted for one year and it is written on the paperwork, not just said at the kitchen table. Manufacturer warranties on equipment are separate and we will tell you what they are.

Yes, and it is about half of what we do. Plumbing is priced per fixture with the permit included, so you can price a house off the plan without waiting for a site visit. Gas piping is in-house, and water and sewer runs are priced by the foot so the number is transparent.