• Septic Tank Pumping & Cleaning

    Routine maintenance is essential your septic system. A well maintained system will provide a safe and lawful means of waste disposal for your homes plumbing system. Proper maintenance will also be responsible for a healthy and operational system for many years. The more informed you are as a septic system owner and the more familiar you are with the function of your septic system, the better you will be able to care for it.

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  • Septic System Inspections

    When you, the homeowner is in need of a professional opinion regarding your septic system, we are here to answer your questions. This inspection is usually fairly basic.

    When buying a home with a septic system, it is always a good idea to have a septic system professional evaluate the system and make determinations as to its current condition. Most often the bank or mortgage lender will require an inspection such as this in order to close the mortgage or home loan.

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  • Residential Septic Services

    Here you'll find more information about the additional residential services we offer including:

    Sewage Pumps & Equipment
    Hydro Jetting Service
    Effluent Filters Installed / Cleaned
    Riser Installations

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  • Commercial Services

    Click Read More below for a list of the commercial services we offer including:

    Septic Tank Pumping & Cleaning
    Grease Trap Cleaning
    Hydro Jetting Service


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  • Valuable Septic System Tips

    We hope you find the following information and recommendations useful. By following these guidelines you will increase the life span of your septic system as well as contribute to the overall protection of our environment.

    While living with a septic system has its advantages, there are also some disadvantages. One of these is the negative impact some drain cleaners have on your septic system. Many of these harsh chemicals will damage and destroy the healthy, active bacteria residing in your septic tank.
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Septic Tank Pumping & Cleaning Service

A diagram of a conventional septic system Important Septic Tank Pumping Information Homeowners Need to Know

Routine maintenance is essential to your septic system. A well maintained system will provide a safe and lawful means of waste disposal for your home’s plumbing system. Proper maintenance will also ensure a healthy and operational system for many years. The more informed you are as a septic system owner and the more familiar you are with the function of your septic system, the better you will be able to care for it.

The most common system in our area is a gravity fed conventional septic system. This system consists of three main parts:

Septic Tank Distribution Box Drain Field Your Septic Tank

This is where all liquid waste travels when it leaves your home via your plumbing ... read more >

What Our Customers Say...

"Commonwealth Waste Solutions, LLC. is top notch. They did a great job at out home and I would recommend them to anyone." Bettie Howell
"Jason was prompt and was quick to locate my buried septic tank lid that I had never known was there since i had been in the house for only 5 years. The pumping commenced and Jason answered all the septic tank maintenance questions I had. When the pumping was done, he did a good job of refilling the hole and covering up the spot. The price seemed fair to me at $210 dollars, so the next time 5 years rolls around, I won't hesitate to call Jason at Commonwealth Waste Solutions. Nice work." Christopher C.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Below you will find some common questions asked by homeowners with simple and easy to understand answers. These questions and answers pertain to and are relevant for the most common, anaerobic conventional septic systems.

How Do I Know If I Have A Septic System?

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Our Main Location

Commonwealth Waste Solutions Main Location: Chesterfield County, Virginia

Contact us today for septic system service.

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