
Where We Work
Septic Service Areas in the Wabash Valley of West Central Indiana
Our septic service areas in the Wabash Valley span five counties. Wabash Valley Septic and Drain pumps tanks, repairs systems, rents portable toilets and handles plumbing from our base in Shelburn.
IDEM Septic Permit #1209
Towns We Serve
Septic Service Areas of the Wabash Valley, Town by Town
The towns in our septic service areas of the Wabash Valley share a river, a coal mining past and a lot of homes that sit beyond the reach of a city sewer line. Farmhouses, lake cabins and older homes on county roads depend on a tank and a drain field, and those systems need the same steady care whether they sit near the Wabash or out in farm country.
Each of these towns gets the full range of our work: septic tank pumping, septic repairs and maintenance, portable toilet rentals and plumbing. Our 24/7 emergency service covers them all when something cannot wait until morning.
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Terre Haute, IN
From the Indiana State campus to farm ground off State Road 46, Wabash Valley Septic and Drain keeps Terre Haute tanks, drains and water heaters working.
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Sullivan, IN
Wabash Valley Septic and Drain provides septic service in Sullivan, IN from our home base in Shelburn, a few miles north on US 41. Call for pumping, repairs, rentals or plumbing.
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Brazil, IN
Wabash Valley Septic and Drain brings septic service in Brazil, IN to homes in town and on the county roads around it. Call us for pumping, repairs, rentals or plumbing.
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Clinton, IN
Wabash Valley Septic and Drain handles septic service in Clinton, IN and the farm country around it, from tank pumping to plumbing repairs. One call reaches our whole crew.
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Rockville, IN
Wabash Valley Septic and Drain offers septic service in Rockville, IN and across Parke County, from tank pumping and repairs to portable toilets and plumbing.
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Shelburn, IN
Shelburn is home base for Wabash Valley Septic and Drain. Septic service in Shelburn, IN comes from neighbors who know these streets, these county roads and these systems.

Vigo County Septic Service and the Counties Around It
Our trucks cover Vigo, Sullivan, Clay, Vermillion and Parke counties. The Wabash River runs along the western side of the region, and the ground changes quickly between river bottoms, rolling farm fields and the wooded hills near the covered bridge country of Parke County. Soil and water table shape how a drain field behaves, so a system that works well in one township can struggle in the next.
Each county health department oversees onsite sewage systems under the state rule for residential systems, 410 IAC 6-8.3, and some counties add ordinances of their own. We know the offices and the paperwork habits across the region, and we tell you when a repair is likely to need a county review before work begins.
Older homes add another layer. Many houses in the valley were built long before the current rule, and some still have steel tanks, buried lids or lines that run under a later addition. We expect those surprises and plan for them.
How a Service Visit Works Across the Valley
A visit to a farmhouse near Rockville follows the same path as a call from a busy street in Terre Haute. Every stop across our septic service areas in the Wabash Valley gets the same three steps, and you know what is happening at each one.
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Step 1
Call and Describe the Problem
Tell us what you see, smell or hear: slow drains, a wet spot in the yard, an alarm or a water heater that has quit. We ask a few questions about the home and the system so the right truck and the right parts come out.
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Step 2
Locate, Inspect and Explain
Our crew finds the tank and lids, checks the levels and the baffles, and walks you through what we found in plain words before any repair starts.
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Step 3
Pump, Repair and Record
We pump, fix or replace the part that failed, clean up the work area and give you the details you need to plan the next service.
Why Neighbors Call Us
A Sullivan County Septic Service Rooted in Shelburn
We live and work in the same valley as our customers, and that local footing shows up in the details. Our team brings 25 years of experience to septic and plumbing work across the region.
- IDEM Septic Permit #1209 from the Indiana Department of Environmental Management
- Yearly IOWPA training through the Indiana Onsite Wastewater Professionals Association
- 24/7 emergency service for septic backups and plumbing failures
- Financing available for larger repairs
- Experience working with insurance companies on covered claims
For homeowners searching for a septic company near Terre Haute, one phone number reaches the same crew that handles the pumping, the repair and the plumbing inside the house. That saves you from juggling two or three companies when a backup turns out to start at a cracked line under the floor.

Septic Questions From Our Five Counties
Does each county have its own septic rules?
Every county follows the same state rule for residential onsite sewage systems, 410 IAC 6-8.3, and the local health department enforces it. Some counties add their own ordinance, forms or inspection steps on top of the state rule. We work in Vigo, Sullivan, Clay, Vermillion and Parke counties and can tell you which office to call before a repair that needs review.
Do you serve farms and homes outside town limits?
Yes. Much of our septic work happens on farms, acreage and country homes outside town limits, where there is no city sewer line to connect to. Our trucks travel county roads throughout the Wabash Valley every week. Give us the road name and nearest town when you call, and we will plan the visit around access to the tank and the drain field.
Can you deliver portable toilets to rural sites in several counties?
We deliver portable toilets, ADA units and hand wash stations to farms, job sites, churches and family events across the region, not only inside city limits. Both short-term and long-term rentals are available. Tell us the address, the number of guests or workers, and how long you need the units, and we will help you choose the right setup.
Is emergency plumbing available outside Terre Haute?
Our 24/7 emergency service covers the whole region, including Sullivan, Brazil, Clinton, Rockville and Shelburn. A burst pipe, a broken water line or a septic backup in the middle of the night gets the same attention in a small town as it does in the city. Call (812) 564-0540 any hour and describe what is happening.
Book Your Visit
Get Septic and Plumbing Help in Your Town
From the bluffs over the Wabash to the covered bridge roads of Parke County, our crew is ready to keep your system working. Call during office hours, Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, or any time for an emergency.