Cumby septic pumping, installation, repair and maintenance, handled by our own crew out of Pickton. Roughly 12 miles west of Sulphur Springs.
(903) 885-4946Someone answers any hour, any day. TCEQ Transporter Reg. 23977
Free septic system consultation
Northeast Texas Disposal provides septic tank pumping, system installation, excavation and maintenance contracts throughout Cumby and the rest of Hopkins County. We have operated out of Pickton since 1993, we run our own trucks, and the waste we pump goes to our own compost facility rather than a third-party site.
Cumby is a short run west for us. Small town core, and acreage properties spreading out along the interstate and the farm roads either side of it. Almost everything outside the city limits is on septic.
| City | Cumby |
|---|---|
| County | Hopkins County |
| From Sulphur Springs | About 12 miles west on I-30 |
| Typical ground | Blackland transitioning to sandy loam |
| Emergency service | 24/7, someone answers |
| Waste handling | Composted at our Pickton facility |
Cumby sits right on the soil transition. Properties on the west side lean toward the Hunt County clay and often need aerobic treatment; the east side behaves more like the rest of Hopkins County.
Every septic system is different, so we look before we quote. Nothing gets priced over the phone that we have not seen.
A small I-30 town on the western edge of Hopkins County, sitting right on the soil transition between blackland clay and sandy loam.
One crew covers the whole job, from the first look at the tank to hauling the waste back to our own compost facility.
For a conventional septic tank and drain field, every two to four years depending on household size. Aerobic units generally need pumping every other year because aerobic bacteria produce more waste than anaerobic bacteria do. Cumby sits right on the soil transition.
We come out and look at the system before anything is priced. Every septic system is different, so we do not quote a job over the phone that we have not seen. You are minutes from our yard here.
Yes. Someone answers the phone any hour, any day. If a tank is backing up into the house, that is not a Monday morning problem and we do not treat it as one.
Call and tell us what the system is doing. We will come look at it and tell you what it needs.
Serving Cumby and the rest of Hopkins County since 1993.
