Statewide Septic Service
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We welcome you to the Statewide Septic Service web site
We would like to welcome you to the Statewide Septic Service web site.
Where we ensure you will be treated to honest pricing with no hidden fees or surcharges.
We service the following counties:
Ozaukee
Washington
Sheboygan
For a detailed listing of service areas, please select Service Areas on the top menu.
Steve Jentges is the President and Operator In-Charge.
Qualifications Are:
• DNR Licensed Septage Service Operator In-Charge and Well Pump Installer
• Department of Commerce Certified: POWTS Maintainer Soil Tester POWTS Inspector
• Wisconsin On-Site Wastewater Recycling Association Certified POWTS Inspector
Statewide Septic Service
P.O Box 118
Fredonia, WI 53021
262-692-9742
Key Concepts
| Click on the item below for detailed information on that topic
The Septic System
Outlet Filter-Screen
Soil Infiltration System
Shorten Drainfield Life Span
Glossary & Terms
FAQ
| Here is a list of FAQ's
Click on the questions below for the answers
Can garbage disposals be used with septic systems?
What can I do to prolong the life of my drainfield?
Can I use my old drainfield later once a new one is installed?
What if liquid is observed in the drainfield vent or observatin tubes?
Can I plant trees or shrubs over my drainfield?
How often should I have my septic tank pumped?
What are the warning signs of a failing septic system?
Should I add anything to my septic tank?
Portable Toilet & Hand Wash Sink Rental
| Statewide Septic Service now offers portable toilet and hand wash sink rentals, available for your:
Graduation
Wedding
Birthday
Parties
etc.
Statewide Septic also has rentals for your small event and work needs.
All of our units are new and are spotless.
Sheboygan County
| Sheboygan County is now using electronic record keeping for septic maintance.
This will make it easier to access your system info and record service work done at your site.
No more green sheets.
Filter Cleaning
| Here is a helpfull hint:
Clean your effluent filter in Spring when you take out your garden hose and then again in Fall when you put the garden hose away.
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