Septic Pumping & Service in Sellersville, PA

Pumping, inspections and repairs for septic homes around Sellersville and West Rockhill. Request a quote by email.

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Sellersville Borough has its own public sewer, but step into West Rockhill Township and most homes are on on-lot septic. West Rockhill is primarily served by on-lot systems. Public sewer reaches only its southern and eastern portions, through Sellersville Borough, the Perkasie Borough Authority, the Telford Borough Authority and East Rockhill Township.

West Rockhill's Three-Year Pumping Cycle

West Rockhill adopted its on-lot sewage management ordinance on May 15, 2013 (Ordinance 212). Here's what it means for homeowners:

• Pump once every three years. Larger households may need pumping more often.
• The current cycle runs January 1, 2026 to December 31, 2028. If you haven't pumped yet this cycle, you have until the end of 2028.
• Send the township a copy of your pump-out receipt by mail, email, fax or at the counter. Include your Tax Map Parcel number (it starts with 52-) and make sure your street address is readable.
• New systems need a Bucks County Health Department permit, plus a township review and maintenance agreement.

The township also lists warning signs such as sluggish toilets, sewer odors, spongy ground around the tank or absorption area, surfacing sewage, and a dosing tank alarm light. If you notice any of them, request a quote.

Sewer or Septic?

If your bill comes from one of the sewer providers listed above, you're probably on public sewer. Otherwise, you're likely on septic. West Rockhill's website has a sewer service area map.

Areas We Serve Near Sellersville

• West Rockhill Township
• Sellersville Borough (septic-served properties)
• Nearby: Perkasie, East Rockhill and Hilltown, Quakertown

Services Around Sellersville

• Septic pumping: timed to the 2026-2028 cycle, with a receipt you can file.
• Septic inspections: for buyers, sellers and refinances.
• Septic repair and drain fields: diagnosis and permitted repairs.

Sellersville-Area Septic FAQ

I pumped in 2025. Does that count for this cycle?

The current cycle started January 1, 2026. Confirm with the township how an earlier pump-out is treated.

What's my Tax Map Parcel number?

It's printed at the top of the township's letter and on your tax bill, and it starts with 52-.

Is there help paying for a septic replacement?

PENNVEST and the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency offer low-interest loans for repairing or replacing on-lot systems through the PennVest Homeowner Septic Program.

Learn the warning signs of septic trouble in our Bucks County Septic Guide. We also serve Quakertown, Perkasie, Doylestown, New Hope, Chalfont and Dublin.

Septic Services

Pumping · Inspection · Repair & drain fields · Installation · Emergency

Areas We Serve

Nearby: Perkasie · Hilltown · Quakertown · All service areas

How It Works

1. Tell us your town, what you need and any township deadline.
2. Get matched with an independent local septic provider who serves your area.
3. Provider follows up by email (or by phone if you add a number) to talk through the job and a quote.

Request a Quote in the Sellersville Area

Tell us where you are and what you need. We'll follow up by email. Prefer the phone? Call 215-770-8510.

Bucks County Septic connects homeowners with independent local septic service providers.