Join Our Provider Network

Ask about homeowner referrals

Positronco Septic connects homeowners with independent local providers for septic tank pumping and septic system repair. This page is for contractors interested in homeowner inquiries through the referral network. It is an invitation to discuss a business relationship, rather than an offer of employment.

Your business would assess each request, set its own prices, and perform any work agreed with the homeowner. Discuss participation terms before deciding whether the network fits your business.

Explain which work you handle

Send a clear description of your service area and the septic work you accept. State whether you handle pumping, repairs, or both. If you offer drainfield repair, explain the types of jobs you take on and any limits.

Include practical details about property access or system types that affect whether you can accept a request. Accurate service information helps avoid inquiries for work outside your scope.

Make costs clear to homeowners

Homeowners need to understand what a proposed visit includes. Be ready to explain assessment charges, quote terms, and possible extra costs. Describe the work in words a first-time septic owner can understand.

Confirm scheduling directly with the homeowner. Explain how you seek approval for changes and who handles questions about an invoice. Clear records help both sides refer back to what was agreed.

Send a provider inquiry

Email contact@positronco.online with your business name, contact details, and coverage area. Describe your services and how homeowner inquiries should reach your business. You may also include questions about the participation process.

Keep the initial message focused on your business. There is no need to send customer records or private homeowner details. An inquiry does not confirm acceptance into the network.

Review the terms before joining

Ask about referral fees, how inquiries are routed, and any participation requirements. Discuss whether a particular service area is currently open to additional providers. Clarify how unavailable or unsuitable requests are handled.

Do not plan around an assumed number of homeowner calls or booked jobs. Review the written terms and decide whether they suit your capacity, coverage, and costs.