LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED SINCE 2008

Portable Toilet Rental You Can Trust

At Atteberry Portable Toilet & Septic, LLC we offer experienced portable toilet and septic service throughout the Show Low & White Mountains areas in Arizona. We have always strived for excellent customer service at affordable prices.

Our family owned and operated company has earned a reputation in Show Low with our effective and efficient delivery service. Atteberry offers a complete range of clean, high quality portable toilets for your next special event or building site.

We do everything from the small one toilet weekend rental to fifty plus toilet events. We also offer ADA compliant handicap units as well as multi station hand washes.

Give us a call today at (928) 242-2802.

EXPERIENCED SEPTIC TECHNICIANS

Septic Service Experts

Atteberry Portable Toilets & Septic LLC is a family owned and operated business that has been proudly serving Show Low, AZ and surrounding areas since 2008. Our expert staff is dedicated to helping you with your septic systems by providing the highest quality service, from routine septic pumping, septic repair and all other septic maintenance issues you may have.

Our operators are septic system experts who have been thoroughly trained in the care of your septic system. We operate under our strict standards in accordance with disposal practices and all relevant safety guidelines.

At Atteberry Portable Toilets & Septic LLC, you can always rely on our inspection services certified by NAWT. In moments of doubt when buying or selling your home, we are certified to inspect and service your septic system.

We meet Better Business Bureau Accreditation Standards. Give us a call today at (928) 242-2802.

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Servicing The White Mountain Area
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Why Choose Us?

SOME WARNING SIGNS

Warning Signs That Your System May Be Failing

Prevent Sewage Failure

Sewage contains parasites, fungus, bacteria and viruses. A failed sewage system will contaminate the groundwater if not corrected immediately, causing major health issues to those who drink the water and will spread rapidly to other local water supplies.

Atteberry Portable Toilets & Septic LLC is well versed in the signs of septic failure and can correct these issues quickly.

News Tips For Our Customers

Atteberry Articles

4 Items That Should Never Go Down The Toilet

Toilets tend to clog when materials that aren’t made to break down enter the system. Rather than…

3 Reasons To Avoid Flushing “Flushable Wipes”

Yes, you must avoid flushing "flushable wipes". Wet wipes are perfect for performing simple cleanups, and according…

YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED

FAQ'S

Are septic tanks environmentally friendly?

Actually, no matter where you live, septic systems are friendly to the environment. Consider:

Septic is a natural process. Home septic systems rely on completely natural organisms to break down waste and bacteria.
Your septic system actually protects you from disease. Household waste products can pose a serious risk of illness to you and your community at large. Very harmful diseases are spread through soil and water that have been contaminated. A properly functioning septic system, however can eliminate this risk and protect the community from these serious illnesses. This protection depends on the quality of the septic tank and the upkeep of the septic system, which is why it is critical that your septic tank is inspected regularly.

How do septic tanks work?

A septic tank is designed to separate liquids and solids. For example, when you flush the toilet, run the sink, put something down a kitchen drain, or run the garbage disposal, both solids and liquids will go down at the same time. When this mixture reaches the septic tank, the solids and liquids will begin to separate from each other. The solids will either float to the top or sink to the bottom and the liquids will remain at the center of the tank. From there, hopefully only the liquids will reach the leach field by traveling through the exit pipe, which drains the center of the septic tank.

The remaining solids will gradually decompose with the help of bacteria, which is very crucial for the septic tank to work properly. Unfortunately, many of our household cleaners, hand soaps, body washes, etc., are antibacterial. When we put those substances down the drain, they kill the beneficial bacteria and prevent the septic tank from doing its job effectively.

Are all septic tanks the same size?

No. Septic tanks come in various sizes, all for different purposes. The size of your tank is strictly determined by the number of people living in the home, the number of bedrooms, the home’s square footage, and if there are any efficient water-saving fixtures present in the home.

Where is my septic tank located?

It is usually buried near your house and connected by a pipe to your indoor plumbing system. The newer septic tanks have access lids visible at the ground level or just above. Older tanks can be found by observing which section of the yard is greener and grows faster than the rest or which sections have less growth. If you cannot see any visible signs of your tank, get in touch with your local health department for help locating them.