Tri-County Pumpers, LLC

Hi, I'm Bob Kruschke, owner/operator of Tri-County Pumpers, LLC.         I am certified as the OIC,
operator-in-charge, and also a POWTS Maintainer. Anywhere you find me, you can find my best friend and dog Gus beside me.

Pat Hoeft is our certified pumping specialist and can be found in his 5500 gallon septic truck on any given day.

Leah Riley is the office manager.   She plans our route, makes appointments, and is there for your questions and emergency calls!

Our Business

We are committed to providing professional and quality service, that will have you calling Tri-County Pumpers, LLC, for years to come.  We care about our customers and the service that we provide, and will continue to educate and answer any questions you may have about your septic system.

  We appreciate your business!!

THE SEPTIC TANK TEN COMMANDMENTS  

1. THOU SHALT NOT…pour greases, fats and oils down any drain!

2. THOU SHALT NOT…attach a garbage disposal to your sink for ridding of meat bones, coffee grounds or other foods that are difficult to biodegrade!

3. THOU SHALT NOT…dispose of paints or household chemicals in the drain (yea verily, THOU SHALT use disinfectants in small amounts)!

4. THOU SHALT NOT…dispose of any automobile fluids down any drain, be it gas, oil, transmission or break fluid, grease or antifreeze! 

5. THOU SHALT NOT… kill the beneficial bacteria in your septic system by rinsing pesticides, herbicides, or any other toxins down the drain!

6. THOU SHALT NOT…dispose of any non-biodegradable item in your toilet, be it cigarette butts, disposable diapers, feminine hygiene products or condoms!

7. THOU SHALT NOT…let water run while washing dishes and thawing frozen foods and shall consider limiting flushes!

8. THOU SHALT NOT…run half loads in the dishwasher or washing machine and shall stagger wash loads (none on the Sabbath then six on Mondays)!

9. THOU SHALT NOT…attach “clean water” sources such as footing or sump pumps to the septic system!

10. THOU SHALT…pump thy septic tank at least once every two years!

 Adopted from Burkes and Minnis’ book, Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems