A-1 Vacuum Service pumps septic tanks, sewer plants, grease traps and cesspools in Thibodaux and the Lafourche Parish communities around it. We are a family-owned company based in Houma.
Monday to Thursday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday 7 a.m. to noon. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
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Across Lafourche Parish we work along Bayou Lafourche on LA-1 and LA-308, and out LA-20 toward Chackbay. Our trucks also run to Raceland and Lockport, and to Choctaw and Kraemer.
The full parish-by-parish list is on our areas page, under Lafourche.
Much of the city of Thibodaux is on public sewer, and a home on that line has no tank to pump. Step off those lines, onto the back roads and the stretch toward Chackbay, and many houses rely on their own septic tank or home treatment plant.
Lafourche ground stays wet most of the year. Heavy rain and high water put extra load on a tank, and hurricane season, June to November, makes it worse. A tank that is already full has nowhere to go.
Any one of these is a reason to call. Do not wait for water to show up in the house.
Homes and small businesses on a tank. We pump out the solids and scum that build up.
Many rural Lafourche homes run a home treatment plant. The plant’s maintenance provider takes care of the mechanical side. When the tank needs the buildup pumped out, that is our job.
Thibodaux restaurants and commercial kitchens are required by Louisiana state code to keep a grease trap or interceptor and to have the collected grease removed. We pump them out.
Still in the ground at some older properties. We pump those too.
When a Lafourche house on septic changes hands, the buyer or the seller often wants the tank pumped first. Call us and we will work out a pump-out date that fits your closing. Tell us the address and which side of the parish you are on.
Yes. We go to Chackbay, Raceland, Lockport, Choctaw and Kraemer, and to the Lafourche side of Bayou Blue.
If your address is on public sewer, you do not. Your utility account or the parish can tell you. If you are on a tank or a home treatment plant, call us.
Either one. (985) 868-6854 is our main line. (985) 446-7408 is our Thibodaux line.
A tank that sits full has no room for rain water to settle. If yours is due, pump it before the wet weather, not after.
The office closes at noon on Fridays and is shut all weekend. Call early in the week so a full tank is not sitting through the next storm.
Or call our Thibodaux line at (985) 446-7408.
Houma is our home base, and the rest of our territory is on the areas page. Morgan City has its own page too.
