About Greenville Septic Works
I'm Keegan Sullivan. I live in Greenville, I own a couple of local businesses, and I'm a solutions guy at heart.
Why this site exists
Around here, finding somebody for septic or well work is harder than the work itself. Waits run weeks, a lot of companies never call back, and nobody posts a straight price. When I see a problem like that, my brain goes straight to "how would I fix this?"
So this is me trying to fix the part I can fix: real numbers, the actual state rules in plain English, and a straight line to a local company that does the work.
What this site is, and isn't
It's a homeowner guide. I'm not a septic company and I don't dig anything. Every rule on these pages is checked against the state agency or the regulation itself, and each guide lists its sources at the bottom so you can check my work.
What happens when you request a quote
- Received and dispatchedEvery request is received and dispatched to the appropriate local company.
- Only with your permissionYour request goes to a local septic or well company that does that kind of work, and only with your permission.
- No lead marketplacesYour information doesn't get sold to national lead marketplaces. See the privacy page.
Common questions
Who runs Greenville Septic Works?
Keegan Sullivan, a Greenville, SC business owner.
Are you a septic company?
No. Greenville Septic Works is an independent homeowner guide. We do not install, pump, or repair anything. With your permission, we pass your request to a local septic or well company that does the work.
Does it cost anything to request a quote?
No. Requesting a quote through this site is free. Any price for the work comes from the company that does it.
What happens to my information?
It is used to get your request to a local company that does the kind of work you need, and only with your permission. It is not sold to national lead marketplaces.
Are the photos on this site from real jobs?
No. They are illustrations of typical Upstate septic and well work, not photos of a specific job, property, or company.
Where do your facts come from?
From the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services, the state regulations themselves, Clemson Extension, and Greenville County. Each guide lists its sources at the bottom.
Got a septic or well question that won't wait?
Request a quote