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Established in 1946, we are a family-run business. Our skilled technicians specialize in cleaning and flushing your drains, ensuring they are free from clogs. We handle the installation of sinks, faucets, toilets, garbage disposals, hot water heaters, and frost-free hydrants. Additionally, we are certified to inspect septic systems.

Greetings! I’m Trina Earley, the third-generation owner of C H McCalister Sewer and Drain. My great-grandfather, a veteran, founded this business in 1946. After his retirement, my father, another veteran, assumed control. I became the owner in 2022 when my father retired. As a local, woman-owned company, we take pride in our service. I am committed to offering quality service to our community.

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Trust Walt Howell's Septic-Plumbing-Waterproofing for any plumbing requirements in your home or business. Find the most qualified experts in the community to manage your septic system. If you need septic tank installation or repairs, you can rely on us. Receive top-quality assistance from our trained staff 24/7. Give us a call today for more details.

Howell's Septic is a family-owned enterprise. We are proud in the work we have offered in the Vigo County area for the previous 36 years.

Our goal is to meet our customers' expectations. We do not underestimate our customers' knowledge. When feasible, we can reduce costs by sharing materials if we have extras available. I have cultivated a diverse skill set throughout my career. I started out in carpentry and roofing. Eventually, I ventured into plumbing. Before I reached eighteen, I had already worked in carpentry, plumbing, roofing, and electrical for both homes and businesses. I joined the military at eighteen, working as an engineer equipment mechanic and recovery vehicle operator for eleven years. Following my military career, I joined the Ironworkers union and finished a four-year apprenticeship. My experience as an ironworker spanned seven years. I have worked at a hog farm for the past three years. I chose this role to recuperate from fall-related injuries. I was recently let go for advocating for the safety of my coworkers and the well-being of the animals I cared for. I have since resolved to get back to what I excel at. I have launched my own business, one that takes pride in its work and dedicates the necessary time to complete tasks correctly. We avoid rushing through jobs. I have cultivated a diverse skill set throughout my career. My initial focus was on carpentry and roofing. I later transitioned into plumbing. Before my eighteenth birthday, I had accumulated experience in carpentry, plumbing, roofing, and electrical systems for residential and commercial projects. Upon turning eighteen, I entered the army, where I served as an engineer equipment mechanic and recovery vehicle operator for eleven years. After my service, I became a member of the Ironworkers union and completed a four-year apprenticeship. I worked as an ironworker for a total of seven years.