G A Hunt Excavating and Septic Services in St Johns, MI

About G A Hunt Excavating and Septic Services
From the website of G A Hunt Excavating and Septic Services, read 15 Sept 2026. It describes what the company says it offers, not independent verification.
G A Hunt Excavating and Septic Services pumps and cleans septic tanks. Their site says slow drains, bad smells or gurgling noises can be early indications of a septic tank needing service or drain field failure. Those symptoms can mean a tank due for pumping or a drain field starting to fail, so they are the signs to act on early.
Septic Services in St Johns
Quoted from the website of G A Hunt Excavating and Septic Services, read 15 Sept 2026.
Septic Pumping
You’re probably wondering what your septic tank is and why you should pay for septic pumping?
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Septic Service Categories
These are how Google lists the business, not proof of a service offered.
Published hours (not a full week)
- Saturday
- Open 24 hours
Google Reviews
From the Google listing, checked 30 Aug 2026.
Reviewers describe pumping crews that arrive fast. Dan called for a quote on a Wednesday and had, in his words, "the crew in the backyard Friday morning." Lori's review names Jared, the technician who pumped her tank and explained the work as he went, and Tom credits the office with easy scheduling across several visits. Excavation reviews read the same way. Thomas describes operators who dug only where the repair required it and compacted the fill so the driveway would not settle, and Craig says a crew came out the day after he reported a sunken spot, three years after the original job, and filled it in the next day.
Map and Directions
G A Hunt Excavating and Septic Services1220 E Taft Rd, St Johns, MI 48879
Frequently Asked Questions
What services does G A Hunt Excavating and Septic Services offer?
Published on their website: Septic Pumping.
How is G A Hunt Excavating and Septic Services rated?
4.3 stars from 25 Google reviews.
Before You Call
The decision most tank owners face is timing. If years have passed since the last pump-out, or those warning signs have started, a call for pumping beats a wait for a backup. Ask how soon a truck can get to your property and what the crew needs to reach the tank lids.