Richmond Sanitary Service, Inc.

09/20/2026

Let’s talk drainage!

09/11/2026

We are looking to fill a position for seasonal part time help! Hours could vary but we are looking for someone for Wednesdays and Fridays. Roughly 20 hours per week. Tasks would include but not limited too servicing portable toilets, delivery and pick up of units, etc.

Candidate needs to have a valid drivers license, clean driving record, be able to lift/move 75lbs, driving/backing a trailer. Be independent and a problem solver.

Pay $18-$23 per hour

Send resume to the below email or call the office.

[email protected]
269 646 5368

08/25/2026

Reviews are the new “word of mouth”! If we have ever done work for you, feel free to leave us a Google review!

4.9 ⭐ · Septic system service in Cass County, Michigan

08/06/2026

08/06/2026

Septics with Sarah

07/27/2026

Video 1: Septic101 with Sarah

As always, call the office with any questions! 📞

07/14/2026

Unfortunately, drainage areas can get saturated. We got called out to a house having issues. We went and opened the tank. It was overfull, while pumping, we could hear all the water running back into the tank from the drainage area. You can see the cement wall, that keeps the floating solids from going out the drainage pipe, all the water coming into the tank is from an over saturated drainage area.

06/19/2026

🇺🇸🍬It was so fun seeing customers at the Three Rivers Water Festival Parade last night. Grateful to have Dad driving “Sue” again. We appreciate and are humbled by our customers! Thank you for trusting us with your “business” 💩

See if you can find Allen, Zech, and Bobby out on the road today!

06/12/2026

Had the little helpers with me today. They accepted payment in the form of donuts and hot/cold cocoa from Deadlift Coffee! ☕️ 🍩

04/13/2026

🚿🛁🧺🚽Did you know, the average American household uses 350 gallons of water per day!  Between showers, dishes, laundry, and flushing the toilet we use so much more water than what we realize! After we pump your septic tank, it will fill up but don’t worry. Your tank gets thicker over time, not fuller. They sit at a resting level! Your septic is an important “filter” that needs clean out every 3-5 years depending on size of tank and how many people are in your house. Give us a call today to schedule a maintenance pump of your tank!