All 50 states, nationwide / Septic referral service
Describe the problem once.We put it in front of licensed contractors.
Clearline Septic is a referral service — not a septic company. You tell us what your system is doing; we hand that to licensed septic contractors in your area who inspect it and quote the work at no cost to you. No cold-calling strangers while a tank backs up.
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You describe it
Symptoms, address, and the tank's history if you happen to know it.
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We route it
Sent to licensed septic companies that work your area, anywhere in the country.
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They quote it
The contractor inspects the system, identifies the fault, and quotes it free.
Septic problems don't hold steady. Sewage surfacing in a yard, odor moving indoors, or a drainfield sitting saturated all get worse — and more expensive — the longer they run. We don't hold slots back or run a countdown; send the request when you notice it, and it goes out the same day.
Who does what
Clearline Septic
- Takes your description of the problem and asks the follow-up questions a contractor will need answered.
- Routes it to septic companies licensed in your state that cover your area.
- Follows up to confirm somebody actually reached you.
- Stops sending requests to companies that treat homeowners badly.
We are not a registered septic tank contractor. We do not pump, inspect, repair, or install anything, and we do not set prices.
The septic contractor
- Comes out, opens the system, and finds out what is actually wrong.
- Gives you a free written quote once the issue has been identified.
- Pulls county and state permits where the work requires them.
- Performs the work, invoices you directly, and warrants it under their own terms.
Your agreement is with the contractor. Read their quote and warranty before you sign — those are the terms that govern the job.
Check them before they dig
Septic tank contracting is licensed state by state — usually through a state environmental, health, or contractor licensing board, and sometimes at the county level as well. Wherever you are, anyone quoting your tank work should be licensed or registered where the work is being done — and you can confirm it yourself in a few minutes.
- Ask for the license or registration numberEvery state issues one in its own format. A legitimate contractor will give you theirs without hesitating.
- Look it up with your stateMost states publish a searchable roster of active septic or onsite-wastewater contractors online.
- Check the complaint history tooMany state boards publish enforcement and disciplinary actions separately from the active-license list.
- Ask for a certificate of insuranceRequest it from the insurer, not a photo of a card, and check that it hasn't lapsed.
- Get the terms in writingScope, price, permits, and warranty — before anyone puts a shovel in the ground.
Ready when you are
Fill out the request form and I'll reach out, then get it in front of contractors who can quote it. It costs you nothing.
What we route
Septic work weget quoted for you
Everything below is performed by licensed septic contractors in your area — never by us. Our part is getting your problem described accurately and in front of the right company the same day.
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To submit a request
The form is free and carries no obligation.
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For the referral
Contractors pay us a referral fee. You don't.
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For the quote
A free quote comes from the contractor once they've identified the issue.
Work we route
| Type | What it covers | |
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| 01 | Pumping | Routine tank pumping on a maintenance interval, or a one-off pump-out when a tank is full or slow. The interval depends on tank size and household load — the contractor will tell you what yours needs. |
| 02 | Inspection | Pre-sale and pre-purchase inspections, buyer or lender requests, and routine condition checks. Includes locating the tank and drainfield, checking baffles and levels, and reporting on system condition. |
| 03 | Emergency backup | Sewage backing up into fixtures, standing effluent in the yard, or odor moving indoors. These get routed first because they get worse quickly and can become a health issue. |
| 04 | Drainfield | Fields that hold water, drain slowly, or have stopped absorbing. Diagnosis, rejuvenation where it's viable, and replacement where it isn't — replacement is permitted work. |
| 05 | Components | Baffles, risers and lids, effluent filters, distribution boxes, pumps, floats, and alarms. Often the cheapest fix available, and often mistaken for a failing tank. |
| 06 | New systems | Sizing, permitting, and installation for new construction or full replacement of a failed system. Requires state and county permitting and a registered contractor. |
Tell us what it's doing
Service request
Goes to licensed septic contractors that cover your address. No cost, no obligation.
Before you send it
What submitting does
Your description and contact details go to licensed septic companies that work your area. That sharing is the point of the service — it is how a contractor knows to call you.
A referral can't be pulled back once it's been sent, so only send details you're comfortable having a contractor hold.
We can't promise same-day service, a particular contractor, or a price. Scheduling and pricing belong to the contractor, and any quote is theirs — free, and given after they've identified the issue.
If the form is difficult for you to use, the accessibility statement has another way to get your details to us.
About
A middleman,and honest about it.
Clearline Septic is the operating name of Navarro Pro Services, a sole proprietorship in Kissimmee. I don't own a pump truck and I don't touch anyone's system. What I do is take a homeowner's description of a septic problem and get it in front of septic companies that are registered to do the work.
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Not a contractor
Navarro Pro Services is not registered as a septic tank contractor and performs no septic work.
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Paid by contractors
A referral fee may be paid to us by the company you're connected with.
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Free to homeowners
You are never billed by us, for anything.
The worst time to shop
Nobody researches septic contractors until the day they need one, and by then there's usually sewage involved. You end up calling numbers off a search page, describing the same symptoms five times, and trying to judge whether the person on the phone is legitimate while your bathroom is out of service.
I sit in the middle of that. You describe it once. I ask the follow-up questions a contractor is going to ask anyway — where the tank is, when it was last pumped, whether water is surfacing — and pass a request that's actually useful to companies that work your area.
The contractor takes it from there: they inspect the system, find the fault, and give you a free quote. If you don't like the quote, you don't hire them. That's the whole arrangement.
What I can and can't say
I can say that requests go to companies licensed in their own state to do septic tank contracting, that a quote costs you nothing, and that I follow up to make sure someone reached you.
I can't say that I hold a septic license — I don't, and I'm not permitted to hold myself out as a septic tank contractor. I also can't promise a price, a schedule, or a specific company, because none of those are mine to promise.
There are no customer testimonials on this site and no statistics about jobs completed. When there are real ones to publish, they'll go here.
Who you're dealing with
- Operating name
- Clearline Septic
- Operated by
- Navarro Pro Services, a sole proprietorship
- Location
- 7700 Westgate Blvd, VVC14
Kissimmee, FL 34747 - Service area
- Nationwide — all 50 U.S. states
- Role
- Referral and lead service only
- Cost to homeowner
- None
Read the fine print
These aren't boilerplate — they say plainly what this service does, how it's paid, and what it doesn't cover.
Describe it once
Fill out the request form and I'll reach out, then get it in front of contractors who can quote it.