Septic Leads
Pay-per-call septic leads for local contractors
Septic pumping, inspection and repair calls from rural and suburban homeowners, screened and forwarded to you.
The calls
Septic calls we route to you
Septic calls come from homeowners who need pumping on schedule, have a backup or soggy drain field, or need an inspection for a home sale. Many are time-sensitive, and most callers don't know who to call until they need it. We screen the calls and route real homeowners straight to your phone.
- Septic tank pumping
- Septic inspections for home sales
- Backups and slow drains
- Drain field problems and repair
- Riser, lid and baffle repair
Clear rules
What counts as a qualified septic call
A real person asking about a service you offer, in an area you serve, counts. Whether or not they book on that call.
Qualified, for example
- A homeowner with sewage backing up into the tub asks for a pump-out today.
- A seller needs a septic inspection before closing next week.
- A caller with a soggy spot over the drain field asks for an evaluation.
Not billable, for example
A caller on city sewer asking you to snake a kitchen drain when you don't offer drain cleaning.
Service you don't offer
A caller in a county you don't serve asking for a pump-out.
Outside your service area
Spam, wrong numbers, job seekers, sales pitches, your existing customers and repeat callers within 30 days are never billed. See the full billing rules.
How it works
How septic calls reach you
We handle the marketing and the screening. You answer the phone and do the work.
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Local advertising
We advertise your septic services in the areas you serve, through local advertising and marketing channels.
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Screening
Callers press 1 to be connected and pass a spam filter. Robocalls and junk never reach you.
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Straight to your phone
The caller hears a recording notice and is connected to you live. Every call is recorded and transcribed.
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AI qualification
AI checks each call against the rules. If it isn't sure, a person reviews the call before any charge.
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Pay only for qualified calls
Qualified calls are deducted from your prepaid balance. You can request a review within 7 days.
FAQ
Septic leads: common questions
Do routine pumping calls count?
Yes. A homeowner scheduling pumping is a real customer and may become a repeat customer on a regular schedule.
Are real estate inspection calls qualified?
Yes, if you offer inspections. These calls usually have a firm closing date, so answering quickly matters.
My service area is rural and spread out. Can you match it?
Tell us the counties or towns you serve. Callers who state a location outside your service area are not billable.
How much do septic leads cost?
Pricing depends on niche and area. What a qualified septic call costs in your market depends on the services you offer and where you work. You pay only for qualified calls, from a prepaid balance, with no long-term contract. Request a quote for your trade and service area.
Get septic calls in your area
Tell us which septic services you offer, the areas you serve and your business hours. We'll come back with pricing for your market.