- 6965 Lowetown Road McCalla, AL 35111
Septic problems don’t wait, and neither do we. Precision Services runs our own septic pump trucks out of McCalla — no subcontractors, no second phone call — serving homes and businesses across Birmingham, Bessemer, Hueytown, and the Jefferson–Tuscaloosa county line. Whether you need a routine pump-out, a repair, or a full system replacement, you get one licensed, insured team with 35+ years in Alabama soil.
Most Alabama households need the tank pumped every 3–5 years — sooner with a garbage disposal, a big family, or an older system. Waiting too long lets sludge reach the outlet and push solids into your field lines, turning a routine pump-out into a five-figure drain field repair.
Our pumping service includes complete sludge and scum removal, a baffle and lid check, and a plain-English report on tank condition. We’ll tell you the honest interval for your tank — not a one-size-fits-all schedule.
Slow drains throughout the house · gurgling pipes · sewage odor in the yard · standing water or extra-green grass over the tank or field lines · it’s simply been 5+ years.
Backups, wet spots, odors, and alarm lights usually mean a component has failed — not the whole system. We repair cracked tanks and lids, broken inlet/outlet baffles, failed septic pumps and floats, crushed or root-blocked lines, and riser/lid replacements. Many “failed” systems that other companies quote for replacement just need an honest repair — we diagnose first and tell you straight.
When a system truly is at the end of its life — a collapsed tank, a saturated drain field that won’t recover, or a system too small for the home — we handle complete septic system replacement from permit to final grade: perc testing, health-department paperwork, excavation, tank setting, and new field lines. We install conventional gravity systems and can advise on options for tough lots.
We work under the Alabama Department of Public Health onsite sewage rules in both Jefferson and Tuscaloosa counties — McCalla straddles the line and so do we. Financing available through Wells Fargo — a septic replacement shouldn’t wreck your budget.
Field lines (drain field) do the real work of a septic system — and in central Alabama’s heavy clay soil they’re often the first thing to struggle. Persistent wet or spongy areas, sewage smell outdoors, or backups after rain point to saturated or failed lines. We locate the failure, repair or replace the affected runs, and restore proper drainage while disturbing as little of your yard as possible.
Buying or selling a home on septic? A pre-sale septic inspection documents tank condition, baffles, field lines, and flow — with photos and a straightforward report your closing won’t stumble over. Also smart for refinancing or just peace of mind on an older system. We schedule inspections within days, not weeks.
Sewage backing into the house is a health emergency. Our emergency line answers 24/7, and because the pump trucks and repair crews are all in-house, one call gets both the pump-out and the fix — no waiting on a second contractor Monday morning. Call (205) 807-6319.
City sewer stops where the county roads begin — and that’s exactly where we live. Our shop is in McCalla, minutes from the communities where septic is a way of life: Bessemer, Hueytown, Bucksville, the Tannehill area, and out the I-459 / I-20/59 corridor toward Tuscaloosa County. Closer trucks mean faster response and lower trip charges than the across-town competition. See all the areas we cover around Birmingham.
Every 3–5 years for most households. Larger families, garbage disposals, and undersized tanks need shorter intervals. If it’s been more than five years — or you’re seeing slow drains — schedule a pump-out before solids reach your field lines.
Most residential pump-outs fall in a few-hundred-dollar range depending on tank size, access, and how full it is. We quote upfront before any work starts — and because we run our own pump trucks, you’re not paying a middleman.
Yes — replacements and new installs require health-department permitting and a perc test under Alabama Department of Public Health onsite sewage rules. We handle the paperwork and testing as part of every installation.
Often, yes. If the tank is sound, we can repair or replace individual field line runs and restore drainage. We diagnose first — many systems quoted elsewhere for full replacement only need a targeted repair.
Septic trouble? Our trucks are already in the neighborhood.




