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Manthei Septic Tank Service is proud to provide emergency septic repair 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for both commercial and residential properties in and around Rochester, Minnesota.

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Here For The Unexpected: Fast & Reliable Emergency Septic Repair

Manthei Septic Tank Service provides expert and timely emergency septic repair across Southeast Minnesota, including communities in and around Rochester, MN. Our team knows how frustrating and stressful it can be to deal with a faulty septic system, which is why our crew is on standby 24/7 for when the unexpected hits. Whether you’re facing leaks, backups, foul odors, or pooling water, you can count on us for professional, prompt, and effective service.

In addition to fast repairs, we offer thorough diagnostic inspections to identify the root of the problem and prevent future issues. Our experienced technicians work quickly to assess your system and recommend the best long-term solution so you can get back to life as normal.

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Signs of a Failing or Malfunctioning Septic System

It’s important to stay cognizant of your septic system’s condition so you can identify potential issues early before they result in expensive, long-term damage. Here are some of the most common signs of a failing or malfunctioning septic:

If your sinks, tubs, and/or toilets are draining sluggishly or making a strained gurgling noise, this can be a sign of something bigger going on. Slow drains are most commonly caused by a clog or a full tank that is overdue for a routine pumping.

If your drains seem to be working normally but you hear gurgling or see bubbling water, it may be a warning sign of pressure buildup or a developing blockage in your septic system. This often means wastewater isn’t venting or flowing properly, and it’s worth investigating before a full backup occurs.

If water is pooling near your drain field even when it hasn’t rained heavily, it’s important to act quickly before sewage makes its way to the surface. Standing water in your yard can be caused by a clogged or failing septic system, a soaked drain field, or broken pipes

A septic tank overflow happens when the tank is full or blocked, causing untreated sewage to back up into your home or yard. This type of septic system failure poses serious health risks and should be addressed by a professional septic service immediately.

Are you seeing a major spike in your water bill despite not making any changes to your monthly usage? This could be caused by a faulty or damaged system. When malfunctions happen, like a cracked pipe or ineffective pump, water flow increases and becomes inefficient.

Mold or mildew growth near inside plumbing features may be the result of excess moisture from a septic backup or leak.

Foul odors coming from inside or outside can signal septic system issues such as leaks, blockages, or tank overflows.

The constant sound of rushing water inside your home or business – even when no taps or toilets are running – is a red flag that you may have a leak, waterlogged drain field, or a faulty pump. Contact us immediately so we can inspect and identify the source of the noise.

 

Not sure what’s going on with your system? Count on us for immediate inspection, repair, and peace of mind.

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Available Emergency Septic Services

Below you’ll find the variety of emergency septic services we offer, designed to get you system back and running the way it should. If you need an emergency repair, contact us today at 507-951-1691.