Pulaski/Lincoln County Line, Kentucky
Septic Services in Eubank, Kentucky
Eubank is the smallest city in Pulaski County, and one of the few Kentucky towns that exists in two counties at once — a home rule-class city straddling the Pulaski/Lincoln line. Small as it is, Eubank runs entirely on private septic systems, and that doesn't change depending on which side of the line your address falls.
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A City Split Between Two Counties
Eubank Straddles the Pulaski/Lincoln Line
Eubank's city limits cross the Pulaski/Lincoln county line, making it a home rule-class city in both counties at once — an unusual arrangement that still trips people up when they're trying to figure out which local office to call. What doesn't change is the ground under the town, or how homes deal with wastewater: on both the Pulaski and Lincoln sides, houses run on septic tanks rather than a shared municipal system.
| Eubank at a glance | |
|---|---|
| County line | Straddles Pulaski & Lincoln counties |
| Land area | 0.85 sq mi |
| Elevation | 1,188 ft |
| 2026 est. population | 339 (up from 313 in 2020) |
Small but Growing
The Smallest City in Pulaski County Isn't Shrinking
Eubank is the smallest incorporated city in Pulaski County, but it isn't shrinking — the population has grown from 313 residents at the 2020 census to an estimated 339 today. That's a small number of houses in absolute terms, spread across just 0.85 square miles, but every one of them is on septic, and a town this size doesn't get much attention from big regional service outfits chasing volume in Somerset. We treat a slow week in Eubank the same as a busy one anywhere else.
Two Counties, One Standard of Work
Straddling a County Line Doesn't Change How Permits Work
A city that crosses a county line can create confusion about which office handles what — voting precincts, property tax bills, even 911 dispatch can depend on which side of Eubank you're on. Septic permitting follows a similar pattern: Pulaski County addresses go through the Lake Cumberland District Health Department for site evaluation and permits, under the same statewide onsite sewage rules that apply everywhere else we work. We handle that process for Eubank customers the same way we do in Somerset or Nancy, so you're not the one left figuring out which county office to call.
What We Handle
Septic Pumping, Installation & Inspections in Eubank
Septic Tank Pumping
Scheduled pump-outs for Eubank homes on either side of the county line.
Septic tank pumping in Eubank →Septic System Installation
New systems for new construction, permitted and installed to Kentucky code.
New septic systems in Eubank →Septic Inspections
Buying or selling a home in Eubank? A clear written inspection before closing.
Septic inspections in Eubank →Eubank is served out of the same territory as Somerset, so a smaller town doesn't mean a longer wait for a truck.
Common Questions
Septic Questions From Eubank Homeowners
Does Eubank have a municipal sewer system?
No. Eubank runs on private septic systems throughout the city, on both the Pulaski and Lincoln county sides of town.
Which county am I in if I live in Eubank?
Possibly either. Eubank is a home rule-class city that straddles the Pulaski and Lincoln county line, so the city itself sits in both counties. We service homes on both sides.
Is Eubank too small for you to bother with?
No. Eubank is the smallest city in Pulaski County, but every one of its roughly 339 residents on septic gets the same response we'd give a job in Somerset.
Do you install new septic systems in Eubank?
Yes. Eubank has grown from 313 residents in 2020 to an estimated 339 today, and we install new systems for that growth the same as anywhere else in the county.
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