Areas We Serve
Lancaster and the towns that share its water, soil, and high-desert climate.
Where We Work
Lancaster is our home base, and where the majority of calls come from - a mix of newer construction and 1970s-80s slab-foundation homes across the sewered core of the city.
Palmdale sits just south of Lancaster and shares the same Antelope Valley groundwater and high-desert climate, so the same hard-water and slab-leak patterns apply.
Quartz Hill is the unincorporated community directly southwest of Lancaster, with a similar mix of housing ages to Lancaster's own older neighborhoods.
Rosamond lies about 11 miles north of Lancaster, just across the Kern County line near Edwards Air Force Base - still the same Antelope Valley water supply and desert conditions.
Leona Valley and Antelope Acres are smaller, more rural communities on Lancaster's outer edge - Antelope Acres in particular is largely outside the public sewer district, which is where our septic tank pumping calls concentrate.
Questions
Yes - Palmdale, Quartz Hill, Rosamond, Leona Valley, and Antelope Acres are all within our regular coverage. Call to confirm your specific address.
Yes. Much of Antelope Acres sits outside the public sewer district, so septic tank pumping and service is a regular part of our work there.
Ready When You Are
Call (714) 750-8637 - we'll get to Lancaster soon.