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
Mascot is a rural east Knox County community with no sewer provider, where every home sampled — including homes built in 2025 — is on a septic system. This page covers the whole Mascot area.
KUB sewer in east Knox County is limited to the denser pockets; the Stock Creek watershed page notes that Knox-Chapman has limited sewer service in the watershed and that the majority of dwellings are on septic systems. Every Mascot home sampled is on septic, including new 2025 builds, on Strong Road, Shipe Road, Fox Creek Way, Three Points Road, Trout Road, Roseberry Road, and McKinney Road. One note: a parcel on Ruggles Ferry Pike near Strawberry Plains was recorded as having public sewer available for future development, so the far western edge toward Strawberry Plains Pike is transitional — check that strip per parcel.
Routine pumping to keep a septic system working — emptying the tank before sludge and scum reach the drainfield.
Tank and system inspection, including for property transfers — finding out what you are buying before you close.
Repair and drainfield work — fixing the failed part, or replacing the drainfield when repair is no longer enough.
Yes — homes built in Mascot in 2025 were listed with septic systems. There is no sewer provider for the community, so new builds go on septic like the older homes.
Pumping, inspection, and repair. Send a request with your address and what you need, and Scott will call you back.