Paul's Well Service & Sons

Septic Company in Cheyenne, Wyoming

(307) 638-3167814 Artesian Rd, Cheyenne, WY 82007View on Yelp

About Paul's Well Service & Sons

Paul's Well Service & Sons has been part of the Cheyenne, Wyoming community long enough to earn that family name on the door, and in this region, a family operation often means decades of local knowledge you won't find elsewhere. Cheyenne and the surrounding high plains present unique challenges for underground systems, from alkaline soils to deep frost lines that affect both wells and septic systems. Their combined focus on wells and septic services makes them a natural fit for rural homeowners who depend on both systems working together. It's the kind of specialized local experience that can make a real difference when something goes wrong.

Services

Septic Services

Services & Process

Paul's Well Service & Sons covers the core septic needs that Cheyenne-area homeowners and rural property owners count on most. Septic tank pumping removes the built-up solids that accumulate over time and can cause backups or system failures if ignored. They also handle septic inspections, which are critical for real estate transactions and for homeowners who want to know the condition of an aging system. Given their well service background, they're particularly well-positioned to assess how a property's water system and septic system interact, which matters on rural lots where both are on-site.

Service Area

Paul's Well Service & Sons operates out of Cheyenne and serves customers throughout Laramie County and into surrounding areas of southeastern Wyoming. Rural properties along routes heading toward Torrington, Wheatland, or Laramie are within their typical range. If you're unsure whether you're in their service area, calling directly is the quickest way to find out.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Paul's Well Service & Sons handle septic inspections for real estate transactions?
Yes, pre-purchase septic inspections are an important part of what they do. A thorough inspection checks the tank condition, inlet and outlet baffles, and the general state of the drain field. Buyers, sellers, and real estate agents in the Cheyenne area all benefit from having this done before closing.
How does a well and septic system on the same property affect each other?
The two systems need to maintain a safe separation distance to prevent contamination of the water supply from the septic side. If your well is too close to the drain field, or if the septic system is leaking, there's a real risk of bacterial or nitrate contamination in your drinking water. A provider familiar with both systems can evaluate whether your setup meets current standards.
What's the typical cost of septic pumping in the Cheyenne area?
Costs vary depending on tank size, access difficulty, and how long it's been since the last pump-out. Most residential tank pumpings in Wyoming fall in the range of $250 to $500, though rural properties with difficult access or very large tanks may cost more. Calling for a quote with your tank size and location details gives you the most accurate estimate.
How do I find my septic tank if I don't know where it's buried?
If you have the original property records or a permit from Laramie County, there's often a diagram showing the tank's location relative to the house. Otherwise, a technician can use probing tools or a small camera to locate it. Paul's Well Service & Sons can help track it down before the service appointment.
Can I use my septic system normally while waiting for a service appointment?
If it's a routine pump-out you've planned in advance, yes, normal use is fine. But if you're seeing signs of backup, foul odors, or wet spots in the yard, you should reduce water usage as much as possible until the service visit. Running heavy water loads into a stressed system can accelerate the problem significantly.
Is it true that Wyoming's soil conditions affect septic system performance?
Very much so. The high plains around Cheyenne can have caliche layers, clay-heavy soils, or very shallow topsoil, all of which affect how well a drain field absorbs and filters wastewater. These conditions are part of why proper installation and regular maintenance matter more here than in areas with loamy, well-draining soils.

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