Poole's Septic System, LLC

03/03/2026

Good morning
Pooles Septic System is looking for an enthusiastic and reliable person to be a laborer and/or driver. Driver must have a Class F or Class B CDL License. Must have dependable transportation to get back and forth to the office. If interested, please call Kevin @ 573-631-5927

03/11/2024

Hi there!! We are looking for a full time laborer. We will train you. Responsibilities will be general labor, construction, etc. Generally from 8 - 4:30. Pay will be based on skill level. Serious inquiries only. Please call 573-358-7905 for an appointment. If we don't answer please leave a message.

11/23/2022

Tomorrow our office will be closed in celebration of the holiday.
From our family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving!

Always remember your toilets aren't trash cans and to think at the sink!
-Cooking grease or oil
-Any wipes
-Feminine hygiene products
-Dental floss
-Diapers
-Cigarette butts
-Coffee grounds
-Cat litter
-Paper towels

These are just a few examples of things to avoid putting down your drains this holiday season to keep your septic running properly.

11/22/2022

All of our customers are #1 with us, we proudly serve them with experience and honesty.
Anyone can be cheapest in town but not everyone can be the best!

11/10/2022

All hands on deck today! This is what it looks like when you have a great team putting in your new drain field.

Team work makes the dream work!!

11/09/2022

Check out our updated website,
click the link below and share!

As part of maintenance and to keep your septic system working properly, your tank should be pumped out every 3-4 years. Some tanks may need to be pumped more often depending on the number of people and usage in your home.

10/25/2022

Our fleet of pump trucks out servicing our awesome customers in this chilly weather!

Teamwork makes the dream work.

10/24/2022

Found this on the EPA website as well, the ins and outs of the ATU, Aerobic Treatment Unit.

Systems may vary.
For more information please click the link below.
https://www.epa.gov/septic/types-septic-systems

10/24/2022

There are some great pictures on the EPA website for septic systems! The drip system is a common system we install, here is a picture to help explain how they operate.

Systems may vary.
For more information please click the link below.
https://www.epa.gov/septic/types-septic-systems