Shepard’s Plumbing and Septic

Shepard’s Plumbing and Septic Plumbing • Septic • Installations • Pumping

We're hiring a Plumbing Apprentice! Shepard's Plumbing & Septic is growing, and we're looking for a full-time Plumbing A...
07/27/2026

We're hiring a Plumbing Apprentice!

Shepard's Plumbing & Septic is growing, and we're looking for a full-time Plumbing Apprentice to join our crew. No experience needed — we'll train the right person!

💵 $12–$18/hr (based on experience)
📍 Must be able to commute to Grand Bay, AL
🚗 Valid driver's license & clean driving record required

We take care of our team with health, dental, vision & life insurance, paid vacation, holiday pay, PTO, parental leave, and more.

Text (251) 422-6579 a picture of your resume or tell us a little about yourself — or just send us a message right here on Facebook!

Know someone who'd be a great fit? Tag them below!

🚨 FYI for septic system owners 🚨Did you know that if your home was built in the 2000s or later, there's a good chance yo...
07/22/2026

🚨 FYI for septic system owners 🚨

Did you know that if your home was built in the 2000s or later, there's a good chance your septic tank has a FILTER in the outlet tee — and most homeowners don't even know it's there?

If that filter gets clogged, it can cause backups and improper flow through your whole system. The good news? It's a quick, inexpensive fix when you catch it early.

We were out in Mobile County, AL this week replacing an outlet tee and installing a new filter (that's the yellow cap in the photo) Simple job, but it makes a big difference.

Our recommendation: clean your filter every 6 months (whether you do it yourself or we do it for you.) It's one of the easiest ways to protect your system and avoid an unnecessary issues down the road.

Not sure if your septic system has a filter? Give us a call — we'll take a look.

Another septic tank uncovered and inspected!This is what a hands-on inspection looks like — opening the tank itself to c...
07/14/2026

Another septic tank uncovered and inspected!

This is what a hands-on inspection looks like — opening the tank itself to check the baffles, outlet, and overall condition instead of just guessing from the surface. Catching problems early during a routine inspection and pumping can save homeowners a lot of money (and a lot of headache) down the road.

General rule of thumb: have your septic tank pumped and inspected every 3-5 years. Larger households or smaller tanks may need it more often.

If it’s been a while since your last service — or you’re not sure when it was last done — we’re happy to come take a look.

Give us a call to set up an appointment.

Straight and true — that’s how we lay it every time! This drain field is going in right here in south Alabama, and our c...
07/08/2026

Straight and true — that’s how we lay it every time! This drain field is going in right here in south Alabama, and our crew takes pride in getting the depth, grade, and placement exactly where it needs to be for a system that lasts.

Thinking about a new septic system or need one repaired? Shepard’s Plumbing and Septic has you covered. Give us a call!

Ever wonder what goes into a home before the concrete is even poured?This is what the underground plumbing rough-in look...
06/09/2026

Ever wonder what goes into a home before the concrete is even poured?

This is what the underground plumbing rough-in looks like on a new construction build in Grand Bay, AL. Our team dug the trenches, ran all the drain and supply lines, and set every stub perfectly to grade — all before a single yard of concrete touches the ground.

Shepard’s Plumbing & Septic handles new construction from the ground up — plumbing AND septic. If you’re building in the Mobile, Baldwin, or Jackson County areas, give us a call to get your project started!

📞 (251) 422-6579
🌐 www.shepardsplumbing.com

This rain has been HARD on septic systems lately!! We’ve had a huge spike in septic tank pumping calls over the last cou...
06/02/2026

This rain has been HARD on septic systems lately!!

We’ve had a huge spike in septic tank pumping calls over the last couple weeks because saturated ground and heavy rainfall can overwhelm systems that were already getting close to full.

A lot of people don’t realize that when the field lines can’t absorb water properly, the whole septic system starts struggling. That’s when you start seeing:
• Slow drains
• Toilets bubbling or backing up
• Sewage smells outside
• Wet spots in the yard

If your system has been acting up after all this rain, don’t ignore the warning signs. Catching it early is usually much cheaper than waiting until sewage is backing up into the home!

Serving Mobile and Baldwin Counties & surrounding areas with septic pumping, repairs, inspections, and installs.

This is the kind of stuff we run into all the time when replacing failed field lines.These lines were completely packed ...
05/30/2026

This is the kind of stuff we run into all the time when replacing failed field lines.

These lines were completely packed full of dirt and roots, so the system had nowhere left for the water to go. At that point, the septic system can’t properly drain anymore, and that’s when homeowners start noticing slow drains, sewage smells, wet spots in the yard, or backups in the house.

A lot of times people think they “just need the tank pumped,” but sometimes the real issue is underneath the ground in the drain field itself.

If your septic system has been acting up, give us a shout. We’ll come take a look and help you figure out what’s really going on.

Shepard’s Plumbing & Septic
Serving our Gulf Coast Communities

Good people are hard to find — and we’re thankful for ours!!We took the crew out for a little floundering trip with Afte...
05/18/2026

Good people are hard to find — and we’re thankful for ours!!

We took the crew out for a little floundering trip with Afterdark charters and had an absolute blast! Nights like this remind us how important it is to slow down every once in a while and appreciate the people who help keep this business running every day.

We’re proud to have a hardworking group of guys who show up for our customers and our community day in and day out. Thank you Matthew Mcgilberry, Bailey Impastato, Colin Shepard, and Nathan Williams; we certainly couldn't do it without you!

Big thanks to Afterdark charters for a great trip and a boat full of fish!

We’re back and hard at it today — give us a shout if we can be of assistance!

🚨 THIS is why we say “no wipes” — even the “flushable” ones 🚨We recently pulled this grinder pump out of a lift station ...
05/12/2026

🚨 THIS is why we say “no wipes” — even the “flushable” ones 🚨

We recently pulled this grinder pump out of a lift station in Theodore, after it completely burned up… and this is what we found:

- Baby wipes wrapped around the impeller
- Motor overheated trying to push what it never should’ve seen
- Result = full pump failure

These pumps are designed for wastewater — not wipes, rags, paper towels, or hygiene products.

“Flushable” does NOT mean safe for your system.
It just means it’ll go down your toilet… not that it won’t destroy your equipment later.

This kind of failure can turn into a costly replacement real quick.

Simple rule: If it’s not toilet paper, it doesn’t go in the toilet.

If you’re having slow drains, alarms, or pump issues — we can catch it before it gets to this point.

Shepard’s Plumbing & Septic
Serving Mobile and the surrounding Counties
Call us before it becomes a bigger problem
(251) 422-6579

Sometimes it’s the small components that cause the biggest headaches.We recently helped a local business by replacing mu...
04/06/2026

Sometimes it’s the small components that cause the biggest headaches.

We recently helped a local business by replacing multiple worn-out flush valves in their restroom. Old or failing flush valves can lead to constant running water, poor flush performance, and higher utility bills—not something any business wants to deal with.

We removed the failing units and installed new commercial-grade flush valves to restore proper function and ensure reliable operation for high-traffic use.

If your restrooms aren’t performing like they should, it may not be the fixture—it could be what’s behind it.

Call or message us today to get it handled right
(251) 422-6579

Address

10195 Old Pascagoula Road
Mobile County, AL

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12514226579

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