Septic, Well Pump &
Water Line Service
You Can Count On
For over 40 years, Amos Pump Service has helped homeowners and businesses in Forsyth County and surrounding areas solve septic problems, restore water service, and avoid unnecessary repair costs. Family owned. Local. Straightforward. Ready to help.
Need pricing, an inspection, or a service appointment? Call now or send a quick request and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
When Something Goes Wrong,
You Need Answers Fast
Septic and well pump problems are stressful enough without getting vague answers or being pushed into expensive work you may not need.
When these problems show up, you want a local company that knows the work, explains the issue clearly, and helps you fix the real problem without wasting time or money.
Local Experience.
Honest Diagnosis. The Right Repair.
Amos Pump Service was built on a simple promise: provide service local families and businesses can count on.
Founded by J.W. Amos in 1974 and now operated by Billy Amos, the company has spent decades helping customers with septic service, well pump repair, and water line problems. That experience matters when you need someone to quickly spot the issue, explain your options, and do the work the right way.
Whether you need routine septic maintenance, a well pump installation, a pressure tank repair, or a water leak fixed outside your home, Amos Pump Service is the local team to call when you want practical service from people who treat customers like neighbors.
Complete Septic, Well Pump
& Water Line Services
From routine maintenance to urgent repairs, Amos Pump Service handles the core services homeowners and businesses call for most.
Septic Tank Pumping & Cleaning
Routine pumping and cleaning for residential and commercial septic tanks. Recommended maintenance helps prevent avoidable problems and costly backups.
Septic Inspections
Inspections for home purchase, sale, loan, refinance, adoption, or peace of mind. Understand the condition and efficiency of your system.
Septic Repair & Installation
When your septic system needs more than pumping, we handle repairs and installation work to restore proper function.
Well Pump Repair & Installation
From submersible to jet well pumps, we install and service well pump systems to restore dependable water access.
Pressure Tank Service
If your pressure tank is failing or your system pressure is off, we service and install pressure tanks and related components.
Water Line Repair & Replacement
Outside water leak repair, water service line replacement, and installation from meter to house.
Trusted by Local Customers
for Honest Work
People remember honest service, especially when another company tried to sell them work they did not actually need.
"We called another company first, and they told us the pump needed to be replaced for over $4,200. Billy Amos inspected it, found a tiny piece of plastic jamming the pump impeller, removed it, secured the wiring, and got the pump working properly again."
— Michelle A.
"They let me know I didn't need a new pump. I just needed a float. The other company was trying to sell me a $5,700 part."
— Velda A.
"I called Amos Pump Service to get an estimate on installing our well and septic system at our new home. They responded with a quote the same day and completed the job efficiently and professionally."
— Lynda T.
"Amos Pump Service came to my house and fixed my septic system the same day I called. I am glad that I called them first. They saved me a lot of time and money."
— Carl E.
Call the Local Team Before
You Pay for the Wrong Repair
If you have a septic problem, no-water issue, pump failure, or leaking water line, start with a company that has seen these problems for decades.
Amos Pump Service helps with:
- Routine maintenance
- Inspections for real estate and financing
- Urgent septic and pump issues
- Repair recommendations you can understand
- Installation work when replacement is actually needed
Call Amos Pump Service
(770) 887-0414Call Amos for a straightforward second look.
Service Built on
Straight Answers
Most customers are not looking for a sales pitch. They want to know:
What is wrong?
What needs to be fixed?
What can wait?
What will it take to get things working again?