Meet St. Amant Septic
Owner-run in St. Amant, Louisiana. Full-service septic and sewer, with a straight answer every time.
From a one-man band to a full-service company
Jason Lambert spent years installing and maintaining home sewer systems on his own: installs, maintenance, service work, one man and his equipment. When the longtime owner of St. Amant Septic was ready to retire, he did not put the company on the market — he asked Jason to take it over.
Jason merged the pumping business into what he had already built, and the result is the company you can call today: a full-service septic and sewer outfit that pumps, maintains, repairs, and installs — with its own excavators and its own crew, including Jason's son working alongside him.
"I just keep it real with them"
Ask Jason what makes the company different and he will not give you a sales pitch. He will tell you what he tells his customers: we are not the cheapest, and we are not the most expensive. We build a relationship, we listen, and we treat the job like a partnership. Plenty of customers have told him they stopped shopping around because they figured an honest answer was worth more than a low bid.
That is also why we publish our prices. Nobody should have to phone four companies to find out what a pump-out costs.
Certified for the whole job
We are certified and endorsed in the installation of residential sewers across Louisiana, and we keep those credentials current. From sizing and permitting a new MO-DAD treatment plant to the excavation, the discharge, and every pump-out after — one company carries the whole project, so nothing falls between contractors.
That reach is widest on mobile-home sites, where we handle the pad, the driveway, the concrete, the septic, the water, and every tie-in underneath. The only trades we hand off are the electrical and the AC.
Where we work
Based in St. Amant, LA, serving Ascension Parish including Gonzales, Prairieville, Geismar, Sorrento and Donaldsonville, plus Livingston Parish (Denham Springs, Walker, French Settlement, Maurepas) and the Baton Rouge area — roughly a 45-minute radius from home base.
We stay local on purpose. Working a tight radius means we show up when we say we will — and when you need a pump-out in a hurry, we are not coming from two hours away.
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