Fergs’s is a Registered Onsite Wastewater Practitioner, which means we provide the safest methods of dealing with potentially harmful sewage. We have the experience, knowledge, and skill to install, maintain and repair septic tanks, and the drain field’s connections and equipment. Ferg’s can prep your site, seeing it through to completion for an optimally functioning system.

Ferg’s is a certified Sewer Contractor with professionalism in the installation, repair and removal of building sewers and sewage disposal systems. We have over 30 years of hands on experience in laying new lines, assessing, inspecting, and repairing older lines, removing them if necessary. You can count on us to help with any of your sewer contracting needs in an efficient manner.

Ferg’s can install new sumps, pumps and tanks required for all types of construction sites. We can prep the site and install a new septic system correctly the first time. In certain situations, older sumps, pumps, and tanks will need to be replaced, and installed. Ferg’s can also service existing sump pumps and tanks in an emergency situation or for routine maintenance.

Ferg’s uses the most accurate method to inspect sewer lines to detect possible cracks, damage and obstructions. A deployable inspection camera is inserted into the sewer line to gather visual information. The imaging is then recorded and displayed for evaluation. Ferg’s then professionally assess the data to appropriately fix any type of situation in the lines.

A drain auger, or “drain snake” is a specialized plumbing tool used for stubborn clogs that are proving resistant to plunging. A drain snake is a long coiled tool that moves forward until it reaches a blockage in the pipe. When the snake encounters the obstruction, the twisting motion of the auger head attaches onto the blockage, pulling it from the pipe line.

Hydro flushing uses specialized machinery to push highly pressurized water through a plumbing system. High pressurized water is dispersed through a rotating head to break apart and remove problematic buildup inside pipes. This build up can include grease, minerals, sand and gravel, random debris, and even large items like tree roots.