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OnSite Management, Inc. in West Chester, PA

4.9 from 1 Google reviewHours published1 service found on their website
1109 Saunders Ct, West Chester, PA 19380(610) 430-3100onsitemgt.com/ opens in a new tab
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About OnSite Management, Inc.

From the website of OnSite Management, Inc., read 15 Sept 2026. It describes what the company says it offers, not independent verification.

OnSite Management pumps septic tanks, designs and installs new systems, and performs real estate inspections. Their site says the company also offers 24 hour emergency service. That matters most on the day a drain slows to a stop and the tank cannot wait until morning.

Septic Services in West Chester

Quoted from the website of OnSite Management, Inc., read 15 Sept 2026.

Septic Service Categories

These are how Google lists the business, not proof of a service offered.

Septic system service

Published hours (not a full week)

Saturday
Open 24 hours

Google Reviews

4.9 1 Google review
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  1. Richard B.

    September 2026

    Having a leader in the field of septic system design managing our project was a great help. The guys doing the work were very conscientious throughout to keep the site clean and organized, worked with great skill and completed everything as intended, on time. Great experience all the way around. Richard Buchanana, AIA

  2. Bill M.

    September 2026

    The driver was very courteous and professional. Asked if I had any questions and discussed his review of system. Thank you for both properties

  3. Benny B.

    August 2026

    I highly recommend OnSite Septic Management! Jackie in the office is extremely organized, responsive, and always great with communication. Jeff, their inspector, is incredibly professional and takes the time to thoroughly explain each system and make sure my clients understand exactly what’s going on. As a Realtor, whenever I need a septic inspection, I know I can count on the OnSite team. Whether it’s an inspection, installation, or working through a unique situation, they consistently go above and beyond and take the time to look at every possible scenario.

  4. Jim P.

    June 2026

    They are one of the easiest and most knowledgeable companies I have ever dealt with. Jeff is very knowledgeable, walked me through the issues, had it repaired quickly, and is one of the nicest people I have ever dealt with.

    Response from the owner

    Thank you Jim

  5. S. K.

    June 2026

    I’ve been using this family-friendly oriented company for years. They offer competitive pricing along with excellent customer service.

    Response from the owner

    Thanks

From the Google listing, checked 30 Aug 2026.

Customer reviews point to fast response and careful crews. Laura writes that when her toilets started burping and the tub stopped draining, the crew "came out immediately" and had the problem fixed the same day. Several name Jeff, the inspector, for walking owners and realtors through what their systems need, and Jackie in the office for staying responsive. The homeowner behind a system design project describes a site kept clean and work finished on time.

Map and Directions

OnSite Management, Inc.1109 Saunders Ct, West Chester, PA 19380

Other Septic Companies in West Chester

Frequently Asked Questions

What services does OnSite Management, Inc. offer?

Published on their website: Septic Tank Pumping.

How is OnSite Management, Inc. rated?

4.9 stars from 1 Google review.

Sources and Dates

  • Company website · 11 Sept 2026
  • Google Business Profile · 30 Aug 2026
  • Google Maps · 30 Aug 2026

Before You Call

A failing system usually forces one decision: nurse the old tank along or start over with a new installation. OnSite covers both paths, from testing and design through installation, so the diagnosis can come from the same company either way. Worth asking when you call: does this sound like a pumping job, or a design problem?