M & C Septic Service

Sold me a septic motor two years ago. It needs service now, and I've been trying for two weeks to get M&C to help out - they have set up two "Be there in an hour" and "Be there in the morning" appointments that were totally blown-off. without any contact. Do they know something about the motor they sold me that I don't?

Stay away from this company and the last name Neeley's they will screw you over. And you will have to find someone else to fix their work. They go by multiple addresses company names. Like M & C septic,OC Adams,Honey Dipping, Wayne's drains, Wayne's septic, A1 septic, A1 drains Wayne's septic,OC Solutions, Mike Hudson, Norman George's,Poop Dynasty, Poop brothers. They never show up. Very foul language. Not even county registered. They lie about scheduling times. Look up the better business bureau the rating is a F. And M & C says no longer in business.

This is a great place to work I've been with the company for 20 years they are family owened and operated we love to take care of people

This is a awesome company I called about twenty septic companies and M and C septic was the cheapest on pumping my tank n snaking my line and installing a new main line and leach lines. Their very nice and they do a great job. I give you guys a 1000 stars and recommend you to everyone I know. Keep up the great work guys. You will be the only company I use from here on out.

Review of Honey Dippin Septic near Hamilton, OH 45013 (11/30/2017) – Mr. Wayne Neeley, owner and operator. He also does (or has done) business as: Poop Dynasty; M&C Septic Service; M&C Excavating and Septic Systems, LLC. Perhaps other variations upon “M&C Septic” as well. I have had to go to court to seek redress for the harm done to me by Mr. Neeley doing business as Honey Dippin Septic. The court ruled in my favor 11/1/2017. My experience with Mr. Neeley is that he is unscrupulous and deceitful. I cannot say this strongly enough: Never risk doing business with this man, or with any of his companies. On 4/28/2017 I contracted with Mr. Wayne Neeley to rebuild and return to me my septic tank aerator. He took my unit with him, along with my payment for the rebuild. He left a cheap-but-working loaner aerator in my tank as a courtesy, no fee. He expected to have my rebuild accomplished in about two weeks. By the time the court ruled in my favor, more than six months had passed since Mr. Neeley took my property and my money. He never brought my property (rebuilt or not) back to me. He had made multiple promises to do so -- including three date-specific appointments -- but broke every commitment and promise. His repetitious behaviors of dodging and dissembling were always just variations of a refusal to return my property. He even prevented me from travelling to him to effect the return of my property to me and his loaner unit to him. The plain upshot of Mr. Neeley's conduct has been to take my top-of-the-line legacy aerator unit and the payment I made to have said unit rebuilt and returned to me, and to keep them both -- and leave me his very used, low-end loaner unit instead, as fulfillment of his contract with me. This is a breach of contract, and possibly a breach of law.