Holding Tank Service in Wisconsin

A holding tank has no drainfield. It stores every gallon the house sends to it until a hauler pumps it out, and an alarm sounds when the level reaches about a foot below the inlet. That makes the pumper a regular visitor rather than a once-every-few-years call, and it makes response time matter.

Many county ordinances limit where a holding tank can go, and some ask that every soil-based option be ruled out first, so the county zoning or sanitation office is the place to start if you are planning one. If you already have a tank, ask a hauler about scheduled pumping, alarm calls and whether it reports each pump-out to the county. The companies below install or service holding tanks in Wisconsin.