Join Our Provider Network

Tell us which requests fit your business

Blocksconventional Septic connects homeowners with independent septic and sewer providers. If your business wants homeowner inquiries within its service area, email contact@blocksconventional.living to ask about joining the network.

This is an inquiry about a referral relationship. Providers operate their own businesses and handle the work they accept. Participation terms, coverage needs and any charges need to be discussed before you decide whether the arrangement fits.

Describe the services you handle

Septic tank pumping is the main focus of this site. In your inquiry, explain whether you also handle septic system repair or sewer line repair. Be specific about work you accept and work you refer elsewhere.

Include your service radius and any property or system limits. If you handle drainfield repair or urgent cleaning requests, describe those services accurately. Do not imply availability that your schedule cannot support.

Set clear expectations with homeowners

Homeowners need to understand who is visiting, what the assessment includes and what they may be charged. Providers should explain these details before an appointment and give a written scope for proposed work.

Your business is responsible for its diagnosis, scheduling, quotes and completed work. Explain how you obtain approval for scope changes. Keep service records that show what was completed and provide homeowners with copies. Follow the requirements that apply to your work and location.

Send a practical introduction

Email contact@blocksconventional.living with the subject Provider network inquiry. Include:

• Your business name and contact details.
• The area you serve.
• The septic and sewer services you provide.
• Your process for appointments and written estimates.
• Any questions about referral terms or charges.

A concise description helps establish whether there is a possible fit. Sending an inquiry does not confirm acceptance or promise a volume of homeowner requests.

Ask about the arrangement

Use the same email address for questions about participation. Ask how requests are shared, what information they contain and how any fees are calculated. Review the terms before agreeing. Your business decides whether to accept work after discussing the homeowner's needs.