
Capewide Enterprises is the professional and affordable solution for residential and commercial septic pumping on Cape Cod!
Since 2003, We’ve been committed to responding to septic pumping needs quickly with a courteous and knowledgeable specialist. If our trained operators recognize a problem with your septic system, they’ll inform you about it and recommend what action to take.
Capewide Enterprises provides residential septic pumping services in Falmouth, Mashpee, Sandwich, Cotuit, Pocasset, Cataumet, Osterville, Centerville, Barnstable, Yarmouth and Hyannis.
Our other septic services include title v septic design, installation, repair, upgrade. If you would like to confirm the condition and proper functioning of your septic tank please call us for an informative septic inspection.
When you hire Capewide Enterprises to pump your septic system, the following is included in the pump fee

- Digging 1 foot to cover
- Up to 100 feet of septic hose ($15.00 per each additional twenty feet of septic hose).
- Pump & clean tank
- 1 back flush if necessary
- Take notes on the condition of the tank
- Filling in of hole neatly, replace removed turf
- Exceptional service
Why Regular Septic Pumping?
Avoid system back-up and a failed system with regular septic pumping. Septic pumping removes the build-up of solids known as scum and sludge so that your entire system can continue to work properly. With regular pumping your septic system could last up to 30 years; without maintenance of your system it could fail within 5 – 10 years.
Proper septic system maintenance should include pumping the tank on a regular basis. Regular pumping helps prevent solids from escaping into the drain field and clogging soil pores. The MassDEP recommends that systems be pumped at least once every 3 years for homes not having a garbage disposal. If the home’s system has a garbage disposal, it should be pumped every year.
Call 508-477-8877 today to schedule your next septic pumping and avoid septic system problems.
Enroll in Our Septic Maintenance Program
Septic systems can be out of sight and out of mind. It’s not uncommon for an owner of a septic system to lose track of the time between system servicing. Enrolling in our yearly or bi-yearly maintenance program will ensure that your system is pumped regularly, avoiding costly repairs or possible system failure. Once a schedule is determined we will put you on an automatic reminder program at no cost or obligation to you. Call us today at 508-477-8877 to enroll. It’s free!
Warning Signs of Septic System Failure
- Gurgling noises in household plumbing, pipes and drains
- Unpleasant sewage odor
- Sluggish drainage in home, such as slow flushing of your toilets
- Plumbing backs up
- Greener, wet or marsh-like around the septic system
Tips to Keep Your Septic System in Tip Top Shape

- Conserve water to reduce the load on your septic system.
- Divert rain water, from gutters and foundation drainage, away from the septic system.
- Never flush cat litter, disposable diapers, sanitary napkins, tampons, paper towels, facial tissues, coffee grounds, cigarette butts, or similar items down the toilet.
- Use garbage disposals wisely as they can double the amount of solids added to a septic tank.
- Do not pour grease or hazardous chemicals down your drains.
- Keep trees away from your septic systems to avoid root infestation.
- Have your septic pumped regularly. Not sure how often? Click here to find out.
By Capewide Enterprises