Gray and the Jones County countryside around it are full of homes on big lots and long gravel drives. Stewart Septic Services keeps their septic systems in good shape from Macon.
Gray was founded in 1851, named for local planter James M. Gray, and took over as the Jones County seat in 1905 from neighboring Clinton. Just southwest of town, the Old Clinton Historic District still holds homes built in the early 1800s, and out toward Juliette, Jarrell Plantation State Historic Site preserves generations of Middle Georgia farm life. U.S. 129 carries traffic through the middle of Gray. Stewart Septic Services serves Gray and Jones County from our home base just down the road in Macon.
Plenty of folks who work in Macon or Milledgeville choose Jones County for the space, which means lots of homes on acreage. Outside the city's sewer lines, family homes, farmhouses and older country places count on septic systems to handle everything the household sends down the drain. Many were installed years ago, and some owners couldn't tell you where the lid is. We provide septic tank locating, pumping and inspections to get those systems back on track.
New homes keep going up on rural lots around Gray, and every one of them needs a properly designed system. The Georgia Department of Public Health lists Stewart Septic Services as a certified septic tank installer company, and we handle new installations, system replacements and drain field installation for builders and homeowners. Churches, small businesses and job sites call us too, for commercial septic service and portable toilet rental.
Jones County sits astride the Fall Line, and much of the land around Gray is rolling, clay-heavy ground. Clay soil drains slowly, so a hard summer thunderstorm can leave a drain field saturated for days. Hardwoods and pines along property lines add root problems to the mix. If water is pooling in the yard or toilets are slow, a drain field repair may be in order, and we'll tell you honestly whether you need one.
Stewart Septic Services has been family owned since 1994, when Erwin Stewart started the business in Macon. Our customers say we show up fast, charge fair prices and don't sell work that isn't needed; one homeowner expecting a pump-out learned the real issue was simply a bad float. We're BBB Accredited with an A+ rating and on call 24/7. Reach Stewart Septic Services at 478-474-2653 for septic help in Gray.
Here's the full lineup of septic services we offer to homeowners, builders and businesses in Gray and throughout Jones County.
Complete pump-outs that protect your drain field and prevent backups.
Backups, overflows and alarms handled day or night.
Routine and real estate inspections with honest findings.
Tanks, pumps, lines and drain fields — the right fix, no upselling.
New and replacement systems from a Georgia certified installer company.
Grease traps, drain fields, hydro jetting, portable toilets and more.
Customers keep pointing to the same things: fast response, fair prices and no upselling. Here's what a few of them have to say about Stewart Septic Services.
"The entire team truly went above and beyond while cleaning my septic tank. From the moment they arrived, the crew was extremely professional, friendly, and respectful. They left the area clean, completed the job thoroughly, and made the whole process easy and stress-free."
— Marbin Escobar
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"100% recommend! Came out next day after making appointment on time and got it done quick and right with no problems. Nice guys."
— Julie Ogletree
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"I contacted Mr. Stewart. He called me back and got us scheduled for septic service. They came and did an excellent job. I highly recommend them."
— Jennifer Coleman
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Stewart Septic Services is family owned and operated in Macon, serving Gray, Old Clinton and the rest of Jones County.
Answers to the questions Gray-area homeowners and businesses ask us most.
Yes. We work throughout Gray and Jones County from our home base in Macon. Call 478-474-2653 and we'll find a time that works.
Much of the ground around Gray is clay, which drains slowly and can stay saturated after heavy storms. If the wet spot lingers or drains slow down, schedule a drain field evaluation.
For most households, the EPA's guideline is a pump-out every three to five years. Bigger households or homes with garbage disposals usually fall on the shorter end.
Call us. Our office is closed Sunday, but emergency service is available 24/7, every day of the year.
Yes. We're listed by the Georgia Department of Public Health as a certified septic tank installer company and can help with perc tests and soil evaluations, too. See New Septic System Installation.
Yes. We provide portable toilets for construction sites, outdoor events and farm work around Gray and Jones County.
Family owned in Macon since 1994 and serving communities throughout Middle Georgia. Click any town to learn more.
Family Owned Since 1994 • BBB A+ Accredited • Georgia Certified Installer • 24/7 Emergency Service