Marion · Grant County · Since 1965
Septic pumping, cleaning, inspections, and sewer service from the county's largest septic fleet — family owned since 1965, IOWPA certified, and answering the same local number your grandparents called.
What we do
Thorough tank pump-outs with a visual condition check on every visit.
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IOWPA certified inspections for real estate transactions and peace of mind.
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Blocked lines cleared fast, from kitchen sinks to main lines.
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See exactly what’s wrong in the line before anyone digs.
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Grinder and effluent pumps installed and replaced by certified installers.
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Main sewer lines and laterals cleaned and flowing.
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Clean units delivered and serviced for job sites and events.
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Where we work
Based in Marion since 1965. If you're near one of these towns, you're in our service area — and if you're not sure, call and ask.
Why Bright's
The Bright family has pumped, cleaned, and installed Grant County septic systems since 1965. Your system's history is probably in our heads already.
Certified installers and inspectors under the Indiana Onsite Wastewater Professionals Association — the credential counties and lenders look for.
More trucks means faster response — for scheduled pump-outs and for the mornings when nothing is draining.
Straight answers
Every 3 to 5 years for most households. Bigger families and smaller tanks trend toward 3 years; we tell you the right interval for your tank when we pump it.
All of Grant County — Marion, Gas City, Upland, Fairmount, Jonesboro, Sweetser, Swayzee, Converse, Matthews, Van Buren, and Fowlerton — plus Hartford City and surrounding Central Indiana communities.
Yes. Bright’s is IOWPA certified for both septic system installation and inspection, including real-estate transaction inspections.
Yes. Backups and failed pumps don’t keep business hours, and Grant County’s largest septic fleet means we can usually respond fast.
“Flushable” wipes (they aren’t), grease, paint, harsh chemicals, and anything that isn’t wastewater or toilet paper. Wipes are the #1 clog we pull out of Grant County tanks.
Since 1965
Three generations of the Bright family have kept Grant County's septic systems running. One call and you're on the schedule.
