Septic Tank Pumping in Knoxville, TN
Routine pumping to keep a septic system working — emptying the tank before sludge and scum reach the drainfield.
Knoxville, TN
Farragut
Most of Farragut's built-up areas are on sewer, but the town's lakefront and large-lot pockets are on septic. This page is for those homes — the shoreline and acreage parcels, not the subdivisions along Kingston Pike.
The First Utility District of Knox County (FUD) provides sewer across most of the built-up portions of Farragut, and serves about 33,000 sewer customers across its service area. Not every lot has access to public sewer. The septic pockets are the Fort Loudoun Lake shoreline lots, large-acreage parcels, and the fringe north of I-40/75 — sampled homes on septic include Windlass Road, Nighbert Lane, McFee Road, Jenkins Lane, Crown Point Drive, and Foxford Drive. The built-up subdivisions along Kingston Pike and around Turkey Creek are FUD-sewered. Whether a specific lot can connect to sewer can be checked with a FUD Service Availability Request.
Services
Septic Inspection in Knoxville, TN
Tank and system inspection, including for property transfers — finding out what you are buying before you close.
Septic Repair and Drainfield Repair in Knoxville, TN
Repair and drainfield work — fixing the failed part, or replacing the drainfield when repair is no longer enough.
FAQ
Is my Farragut home on septic or sewer?
Most built-up parts of Farragut are on FUD sewer, but lakefront and large-lot homes are often on septic. The only certain check is parcel by parcel — a FUD Service Availability Request will tell you whether sewer is available to your lot.
We live on the lake in Farragut — can you help?
Yes. Lakefront and shoreline lots in Farragut are one of the main septic pockets in town. Send a request with your address and what you need, and Scott will call you back.