Family-owned A-1 Vacuum Service pumps septic tanks, sewer plants, grease traps and cesspools in Terrebonne, Lafourche and St. Mary parishes. Call (985) 868-6854.
and operated
and insured
and grease trap pumping
around Houma
South Louisiana soil stays wet much of the year. Heavy rain, high water and hurricane season, June to November, put extra load on septic tanks and sewer plants.
A tank that is already full has nowhere to go. If yours is overdue, call before the next storm, not after.
Our office is open Monday to Thursday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday 7 a.m. to noon. Call and tell us your community.
Homes and businesses. We vacuum out the liquid, scum and settled solids so the tank has room again. See our septic tank pumping page.
The home treatment plants locals call sewer plants, or aerobic units. Your maintenance provider handles the mechanical side. We pump out the solids when the tank needs it. See sewer plant pumping.
Restaurants and commercial kitchens. Outdoor in-ground traps and indoor interceptors. See grease trap pumping.
Older pit systems that still serve some properties. See cesspool pumping.
Much of the city of Houma is on public sewer. Many homes in the communities around it are not, and rely on septic tanks or individual home sewage treatment plants. Those are the homes we pump for.
Terrebonne Parish: Houma, Bayou Blue (on the Terrebonne and Lafourche line), Gray, Schriever, Bourg, Chauvin, Montegut, Dulac, Theriot, Bayou Black, Bayou Dularge and Gibson.
Lafourche Parish: septic pumping in Thibodaux, plus Raceland and Chackbay, Lockport, Choctaw and Kraemer.
Des Allemands, on the St. Charles and Lafourche line.
St. Mary Parish: septic pumping in Morgan City, plus Amelia, Berwick and Bayou Vista.
Not sure we reach you? See all the communities we serve, or just call. We cover about a 40-mile radius around Houma.
Septic tanks, home sewage treatment plants (sewer plants), grease traps and cesspools, for homes and businesses around Houma.
It depends on the size of your household and the size of your tank. For most homes it is every few years. If you’re not sure when it was last pumped, tell us when you call.
It is the small home treatment plant, also called an aerobic unit, that many south Louisiana homes use instead of a standard septic tank. Solids still build up in it, and that is what we pump out.
We work within about 40 miles of Houma, across Terrebonne, Lafourche and St. Mary parishes. Check all the communities we serve or call (985) 868-6854 and tell us where you are.
Monday to Thursday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday 7 a.m. to noon. We are closed Saturday and Sunday.
Yes. A-1 Vacuum Service is a licensed and insured family business.
Septic tank, sewer plant, grease trap or cesspool, we pump them across the Houma area. Call (985) 868-6854 Monday to Thursday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. or Friday 7 a.m. to noon.
