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Well & septic specialists · Jacksonville

Well and septic.One crew, one plan.

Call Flamingo pumps, inspects and replaces septic tanks and drain fields, and drills, repairs and equips water wells and pumps across the Jacksonville area. Both halves of a property that is off the utilities, from one family-owned crew. Free estimates, seven days a week.

20+ yearsOn North Florida tanks, fields, wells and pumps
7 days a week7am to 9pm, weekends and holidays included
Free estimatesWritten quotes before any work starts

Before you call anybody

Find out what is actually wrong

Two checks that take a minute each and give a realistic answer rather than a sales pitch. Nothing is stored and nothing is sent anywhere.

No water, or bad water?

Pick what the well is doing and see what it usually turns out to mean.

When is the tank due?

Three questions, then a realistic window from published pumping tables.

The reason for one crew

One lot, two systems, and the 75 feet between them

A property off both utilities has water coming up one pipe and waste going down another, and Florida requires at least 75 feet between a drinking well and any part of the septic system. On an acre that is easy. On a quarter-acre lot in Middleburg or Callahan it decides where the well goes, where the drain field goes, and whether a replacement of either one is even possible without moving the other.

That measurement is the whole reason the two trades share a truck. A well contractor and a septic contractor who each site their own work find the conflict at inspection. One crew measures once, plans once and files both permits on one site plan.

One lot, two systems: a private well and a septic system A house sits between a drilled well on the left and a septic tank with a drain field on the right. The well is cased down through sand and a clay confining layer into the Floridan aquifer, with a submersible pump near the bottom. The septic tank separates waste and sends clear effluent to the drain field. Florida requires at least 75 feet between a private drinking well and any part of the septic system. SAND CLAY CONFINING LAYER FLORIDAN AQUIFER, LIMESTONE STATIC WATER LEVEL SEASONAL WATER TABLE WELL SUBMERSIBLE PUMP GROUTED CASING TANK SEPTIC TANK SCUM EFFLUENT SLUDGE DRAIN FIELD 75 FT MINIMUM DRINKING WELL NEAREST PART OF THE SEPTIC SYSTEM PROPORTIONAL, NOT TO SCALE
  • Water: aquifer, casing and supply
  • Pump and baffles
  • Sand, the water-table zone
  • Clay confining layer
  • Floridan aquifer limestone
  • Drain field gravel and pipe

Setback per Chapter 64E-6, Florida Administrative Code: 75 ft from a private drinking well, 50 ft from an irrigation well.

20+Years on North Florida wells and septic systems
7 daysScheduling, 7am to 9pm, weekends included
2 tradesWell and septic planned on one site plan
75 ftThe separation the state requires between them

How a job runs

Three moves, and the first one is free

  1. You call and describe it

    What the drains, the taps, the pump or the yard are doing. Those answers decide which truck comes and what is on it, which is why the call is worth two minutes.

  2. The lid or the cap comes off

    Measured, not guessed: sludge depth and backflow on the septic side, voltage, tank charge and amp draw on the well side. You are shown the reading that proves the diagnosis.

  3. You get the finding and a written quote

    What failed, what it means and what it costs, before the work starts rather than after. Financing through Hearth where a replacement is the honest answer.

Two very different jobs

Water in, and waste out

Why this crew

Anybody can pump a tank. The reason people call back is what happens either side of it.

Estimates are free, quotes are written down before the work starts, and the crew that turns up is the crew that does the job. Reviews left by customers name individual technicians more often than they name the company, which is usually the sign of a small outfit rather than a call centre.

Free estimates and written quotes, on urgent visits too
Licensed, bonded and insured, well and septic alike
Warranty on most repair and replacement work
Financing through Hearth, with no credit score impact to check

What you actually get

Eight things that decide who you call twice

  • Family-owned and answering the phone in Jacksonville, not a call centre in another state
  • One crew for the well and the septic system, so the setback between them is planned once
  • Licensed, bonded and insured
  • Over 20 years of local experience on tanks, drain fields, wells and pumps around Jacksonville
  • Free estimates and written quotes before any work starts
  • Competitive pricing with military discounts
  • Warranty on most repair and replacement work
  • Permits filed with the right county office, and the completion report afterwards

In their words

Reviews left by customers around Jacksonville

Call Flamingo was absolutely wonderful to work with. They went the extra mile to locate and pump out both of our septic tanks. They were very polite and on time. I highly recommend them.
Philip H
We need a Water pump replacement. They were able have someone available the next morning. Was really helpful!
Alberta A
Sadly, the lot that I planned to purchase did not go through. BUT, Flamingo Well & Septic answered my call the fist time, and got out to the property within a few days and provided me with a quote for their service.
Julia M

Where the truck goes

All over Jacksonville, and well past it

Wells and septic systems are local in a way plumbing is not. A shallow well in Interlachen moves with the lake levels, a Floridan well at Ponte Vedra goes hundreds of feet deeper than one in Keystone Heights, and a beachside tank in sand fails differently from a rural Clay County system on a high water table.

Every town below has a page on what the ground there does to both systems, and every county has a page on who issues the two permits.

Straight answers

Questions people ask before they call

Does Call Flamingo do both wells and septic systems?

Yes. Pump outs, inspections, repairs, tank replacement, drain field work and installation on the waste side; drilling, replacement, repair, pumps, pressure tanks, filtration, abandonment and testing on the water side. Both on the same visit where a property has both.

How often does a septic tank need pumping around Jacksonville?

Most households land between three and five years. Tank size, how many people live in the house and whether a garbage disposal is in daily use move that number more than anything else. The honest answer comes from measuring the sludge and scum layers with the lid off.

How far does a well have to be from a septic system in Florida?

At least 75 feet for a private drinking well and 50 feet for an irrigation well, measured to the nearest part of the system. On a small lot that number decides where everything goes.

Who issues the well permit?

It depends on the county. The City of Jacksonville in Duval; the county health department in St. Johns, Clay, Nassau, Putnam, Baker and Volusia. Every county is set out on the permits page.

Does Call Flamingo work weekends?

Yes. The schedule runs monday to sunday, 7:00 am to 9:00 pm, Saturdays and Sundays included, which is why so many backed-up-on-a-Sunday and no-water-on-a-Sunday calls end up here.

Is financing available?

Yes. Call Flamingo partners with Hearth for well and septic work alike. Checking what you pre-qualify for does not affect your credit score.

Get the lid off, or the cap off, and find out

Free estimates, seven days a week, on tanks, drain fields, wells, pumps and full replacements across the Jacksonville area.

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