From the neighborhoods around Robins Air Force Base to the open land toward Bonaire and Kathleen, plenty of Houston County homes count on septic. Stewart Septic Services keeps those systems working.
Warner Robins started out as Wellston, a railroad whistle stop surrounded by dairy farms, peach orchards and pecan groves. That changed in 1941, when the War Department picked the site for an aviation depot. The community took the name of Brig. Gen. Augustine Warner Robins in 1942 and incorporated the next year, and today Robins Air Force Base and the nearby Museum of Aviation still define this Houston County city. Stewart Septic Services serves Warner Robins from our family-run home base in Macon.
Much of Warner Robins is on city sewer, but plenty of properties in the area are not. Homes on bigger lots at the edges of town and in the unincorporated stretches toward Bonaire and Kathleen often rely on a septic tank and drain field. With military families always coming and going, many homeowners have never been told where their tank is or when it was last pumped. Our tank locating service and a routine pump-out give you a clean starting point.
That turnover also keeps the real estate market moving, and buyers arriving on orders want to know what they're getting. We provide real estate septic inspections for buyers, sellers and lenders. For restaurants, churches and shops outside the sewer lines, we handle commercial septic service and grease trap pumping, and we rent portable toilets for job sites and events across Houston County.
Houston County lies in the upper Coastal Plain, south of the Fall Line, where sandy soils are the rule. Sandy ground usually drains well, but a drain field that's overloaded or past its prime can still struggle after a run of heavy summer thunderstorms. Lots shaded by big oaks and pines add root intrusion to the list. If your yard stays soggy after storms, a drain field evaluation will tell you where things stand.
Erwin Stewart founded Stewart Septic Services in 1994, and more than thirty years later the business is still family owned and still grows mostly by referral. We're a BBB Accredited Business with an A+ rating, we carry a 4.8-star Google rating, and we take emergency calls 24/7. Customers tell us they appreciate quick scheduling, honest answers and a yard left clean. Call Stewart Septic Services at 478-474-2653 to set up service in Warner Robins.
Whether you're on a rural lot outside town or running a business off the sewer lines, here's how we help Warner Robins properties.
Complete pump-outs that protect your drain field and prevent backups.
Backups, overflows and alarms handled day or night.
Routine and real estate inspections with honest findings.
Tanks, pumps, lines and drain fields — the right fix, no upselling.
New and replacement systems from a Georgia certified installer company.
Grease traps, drain fields, hydro jetting, portable toilets and more.
Customers keep pointing to the same things: fast response, fair prices and no upselling. Here's what a few of them have to say about Stewart Septic Services.
"Pump out for a 30 year old system. The gentlemen were professional and courteous. No upselling of services."
— Glenn T
Google Review
"Anthony and his helper came out yesterday and pumped my septic, super good job and very nice to deal with. They put the yard back and you could not beat the price. THANKS GUYS I will always call you."
— David Jones
Google Review
"My septic tank needed pumped out. I called Mr. Stewart and made an appointment, they came out the same day and took care of the situation. I Highly recommend this company."
— Bobbie Ford
Google Review
Stewart Septic Services is family owned and operated in Macon, serving Warner Robins, Bonaire, Kathleen and the rest of Houston County.
Answers to the questions Warner Robins-area homeowners and businesses ask us most.
Yes. We serve Warner Robins and the rest of Houston County from our home base in Macon. Call 478-474-2653 to get on the schedule.
Start by locating the tank and having it pumped and inspected so you know its condition. See Septic Inspections, or call and we'll walk you through it.
Slow drains, gurgling pipes, sewage odors in the yard and soggy or unusually green grass over the drain field are the most common signs. Call before the problem turns into a backup.
Yes. Our emergency service runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including nights, weekends and holidays.
Yes. We pump grease traps for restaurants and other food businesses. See Grease Trap Pumping.
If the home is on septic, yes. A real estate septic inspection gives buyers, sellers and lenders a clear picture of the system before closing.
Family owned in Macon since 1994 and serving communities throughout Middle Georgia. Click any town to learn more.
Family Owned Since 1994 • BBB A+ Accredited • Georgia Certified Installer • 24/7 Emergency Service